Written by Mark Van Steenwyk : August 28, 2004
It is possible to be socially aware while drinking a tall, frosty, Irish Amber. It’s true. Proceeds from Finnegan’s Irish Amber (brewed by Summit Brewing Co.) go to help the poor. Harnessing the power of consumerism for the working poor.
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