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The PGA Championship is angering visitors with the world’s most expensive tournament beers. We’ve that , news of a special Iron Maiden Trooper beer boxset and more.
Iron Maiden Beers Pave Way for Band’s 2022 World Tour
Legendary heavy metal rock band Iron Maiden is celebrating the US leg of its Legacy of the Beast World Tour ’22, kicking off September 11th in El Paso, Texas, with a collectable Trooper Saké Lager box set available through Artisanal Imports, the exclusive U.S. importer of Robinsons Brewery who brew most of Iron Maiden’s beer line.
The special-edition box set features 3 bottles of Trooper Sun and Steel Saké Lager, a double-fermented pilsner infused with sake alongside a commemorative glass.
This limited-edition box set is named after Iron Maiden’s 17th studio album, Senjutsu (2021) which was a huge critical and commercial success, reaching #1 in the charts in 24 countries. Collectors and fans alike will notice a limited-edition Sun and Steel label, featuring the Japanese warrior artwork found on the Senjutsu album cover.
Words to Drink By
“The craft beer industry is now a more mature market and its future depends on whether you’re a ‘pint half full or half empty’ person.”— Bart Watson, Chief Economist for the Brewers Association
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Sky High Beer Prices At 2022 PGA Golf Championship
The 104th PGA Championship is taking place this week at Southern Hills Country Club. And if you’re one the many thousands attending we suggest you sneak in your own beer.
Spectators looking to score beer at the Tulsa, Oklahoma, golf course will pay $18 for a 25-ounce can of Michelob Ultra and $19 for a 25-ounce can of Stella Artois, according to Golfweek. Compare those prices with what a brewski will cost you at The Masters, $5 for both domestics and imports, and you can understand why golf pros and visitors are pissed.
“$18(!!!!!!) for a beer… uhhhh what,” wrote Louisville professional golfer Justin Thomas on Twitter. “Gotta treat the fans better than that!”
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