A still from the Buffalo Wild Wings video, “To Justin: An Ode to National Beer Day.” Thousands of beer lovers
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As I write this, I am reminded that it was in April of 1933 that we got beer back from
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Nobody could hazard a guess at how many thousands of mugs of beer had been served over the old mahogany