Bar Pub Chat

You Will Never Guess How She Opens the Beer Bottle

BarBack — Tue, 25 Mar 2008 06:04:22 +0000

This is a hilarious video that shows you how a hot woman opens a Tooheys’ beer bottle.

Hilarious Brahma Beer Commercial

BarBack — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 00:28:58 +0000

This is a great beer commercial from the Brahma Beer of Brazil. It was voted beer commercial of the year last year.

Bud Light Opera Beer Commercial

BarBack — Mon, 25 Feb 2008 10:40:38 +0000

This is the first installment of beer commercial videos. If you would like to see more, please subscribe to our RSS Feed by clicking the link on the right or check back often.

This Bud Light Night at the Opera video has been out for a while, but I think it is still one of the best beer commercials I have seen recently.

Lifetime of FREE BEER for Laptop

BarBack — Sat, 20 Oct 2007 05:06:46 +0000

Croucher Brewing Company of New Zealand isÂ offering a reward for their stolen laptop containing company information.Â Â The reward to the person that returns the laptop will consist of one dozen Croucher Brewing boutique beers per month for the rest of their life!

Here is a post from the Croucher Brewing Company website:

Our brewery was broken into the night of Monday 15th of October, and the company laptop was stolen. The laptop had lots of info about our business that is important to us, but of no real value to anybody else, as it wasnâ€™t exactly the latest technology laptop.

So instead of sitting on our hands hoping against hope that it would be found, we decided to offer a rewardâ€¦ if someone finds the laptop and returns it with all files and data in-tact and as it was, we will supply that person with one dozen Croucher Brewing boutique beer every month for the rest of their life! That is not a typo.

It has been a rollercoaster few weeks, which has included being named Emerging Business Of the Year in Rotorua, and the birth of Nigelâ€™s son. We are emotional wrecks!!

The amount of interest in our plea has been fantastic, and has allowed a devastating event to have a silver lining with the good wishes of people far and wide. Thank you.

Anyone with info can email us on feedback@croucherbrewing.co.nz

Cool Beer Bottle Trick Video

BarBack — Thu, 11 Oct 2007 08:07:22 +0000

Try this bar trick next time you are atÂ the bar or pub. You might even be able to get some free money or a free beer as you surprise your friends.

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Rugby World Cup Semifinals and Your Favorite Bar or Pub

BarBack — Wed, 10 Oct 2007 06:19:36 +0000

The 2007 Rugby World Cup Semifinal matches are only days away.Â I can’t think of a better reason to visit your favorite pub or favorite bar to cheer your team to victory.

On October 13th, England and France will battle at the St. Dennis, France field. France has won 4 of the last 5 games against England, but that doesn’t mean this one will be an easy win for France. The second on the semifinal matches follows on October 14th as Argentina takes on South Africa in St. Dennis.Â Argentina will be playing not only to move to the 2007 Rugby World Cup Finals, but to also break an 0 for 5 losing streak against South Africa.

Now what could make these games better? Having a beer with friends while watching games of course.Â Actually there is one place that is better to see the game than your bar or pubÂ 2007 Rugby World Cup Tickets.

So no excuses, grab that beer and yell and cheer until thereÂ is nothing left!

Welsh pubs find smoke ban tough

BarBack — Wed, 03 Oct 2007 03:55:05 +0000

Written by: Ewan Turney

Trade at community wet-led pubs in Wales is around 20% down in the first six months of the smoking ban, according to the Wales Licensed Victuallers Association.

John Price, secretary of the LVA in Wales, who also runs The Bush Hotel in Blaenclydach, Rhondda said he was losing around Â£1,000 a week.

“I am hearing a similar story from our members,” he said. “Trade seems to be about 20% down and some pubs have even cut down on opening hours during the week.Â Â

“They should have let us have a smoking room as a compromise. There are also rising costs and we have lost our business rate relief. It is very hard times. I think a lot of pubs will close unless something is done.”

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Philip Lay, retail director of Welsh based brewer and operator SA Brains said the poor weather had had a bigger than the smoking ban. “There have been no major surprises,” he said.

“The poor weather has made it difficult to judge the impact of the ban. We had a great April but May to July were poor and the weather was a big factor in that.

“The encouraging thing is when the sun has shined, people are still coming out.”

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He added: “The biggest change for us has been the trade mix. In March 26.5% of trade was food sales, now it is 31%.”

Lay believes the real “interesting period” is just about to begin with the onset of winter.

“This is when we will see what the impact is on the smaller tenanted businesses,” he said.

“It is definitely tougher in the community pubs.”

However, Wales chief medical officer claims the ban has saved over 200 lives already.

The All Wales Smoking Cessation Service’s report published today shows a 20% increase in people asking for help to give up smoking since the ban came into force on 2 April.

“The ban will help to cut the number of deaths from second hand smoke,” said Dr Tony Jewell.

“Every year an estimated 400 premature deaths of non-smokers will be averted by the ban.

“Early monitoring results show a dramatic improvement in the quality of indoor air in the premises surveyed.”

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Only 25 fixed penalty notices have so far been issued for breaches of the ban.

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Beer of the Month Club

BarBack — Fri, 31 Aug 2007 19:30:06 +0000

The [tag]Beer of the Month Club[/tag] is a very nice gift idea for United States [tag]beer-loving[/tag] residents.

Clubs of America will deliver a 12 pack of four different types of fresh [tag]microbrewed beer[/tag] in 12 ounce bottles. You will also receive the club newsletter “Beer Expeditions”.
The Beers of the Month are select premium [tag]microbrews[/tag] from over 1000 US and International microbreweries and brewpubs and they will be shipped directly to the customer’s home each month.

Some examples of “Beers of the Month” include Great Divide’s Denver Pale Ale, Local Colorâ€™s Smooth Talker Pilsner, Butte Creekâ€™s Winter Ale, Snake River’s Lager, Pony Expressâ€™ 75th Street Brown Ale, Rock Creekâ€™s Devilâ€™s elbow India Pale Ale, Coast Rangeâ€™s California Blonde Ale, Rockiesâ€™ Amber Ale.

The [tag]beer[/tag] is packed in styrofoam to prevent breakages.

Microbrewed beers are speciality beers that are brewed in small quantities and usually only available in the town they are made. This ensures more flavor and they are all natural without additives or preservatives. For more info or to order from the Beer of the Month Club see the link below.

Click here for the Beer of the Month Club

Beer Fridge For Seriously Lazy People

BarBack — Sat, 25 Aug 2007 21:26:49 +0000

I can think of a few people (Men actually) who are likely to add this to their Christmas wishlists.

I can think of a few drawbacks, such as the beer fizzing out of the can when you open it, and after the first six, you may not be able to catch them anymore, but the idea is quite inspiring, and even more so that he sat down and built it! I guess it’s a man thing.

Villager Buys the Village Pub so He Can Close it Down

BarBack — Mon, 20 Aug 2007 20:17:34 +0000

The Bilston Inn in the village of Midlothian has been a thorn in Mr. Alexander Gordon’s side for 12 years. Mr. Gordon, 50, who lives next to the pub has feuded with landlord Ronald Ferrier for years and has made a series of complaints to the police and the Licensing Board in an attempt to get the pub closed down.

When Mr. Ferrier put the only pub in the village up for sale, Mr. Gordon jumped at the chance, and using a Mr. Robert Lees as a front man, he secretly bought the pub, and has now closed it down, leaving hundreds of villagers with nowhere to go.

Wow. I bet he is one popular village hero.

Granted, when there is noise coming from outside when you are trying to get a bit of peace and quiet, it can be extremely irritating, but the pub was established in 1743! Why the hell did he move next door to a pub if he wanted peace and quiet?

It appears the previous landlord and Mr. Gordon had never seen eye to eye- however that landlord has gone now (probably a nice bloke, I suspect) and Mr. Gordon has taken his temper out on hundreds of locals for personal reasons that they have little or nothing to do with.

The pub was also an important venue for pool competitions, and also used by Scottish International players.

Mr. Lees who let his name be used as a front man is saying nothing. Well what is there to say? He should be absolutely ashamed of himself, and as for Mr. Gordon, if I were a pool player from Midlothian I know where I would be putting my cue.