EdWort
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Ad placement winner of the year. 
Who uses the word "Chalice"?
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Who uses sugar in their beer?
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Hah, no bollocks. Love it.
riverfrontbrewer
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Captain Jack Sparrow?
EllisTX
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That's awesome! Especially since we couldn't get a free chalice here in TX.
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EdWort
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Ain't that the truth. Stupid Texas laws.
EllisTX
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Hey, we could have Alabama's legislature.
spearko520
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hilarious! they've had some pretty good ads as of late. but seriously- knights. knights use the word "chalice". all the time.
NineMilBill
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Speaking of which - I submitted for that thing...never did show up.
Whatever. I'm balls deep in a Lagunitas Lucky 13 and they can keep their cup thing.
For what it's worth, I called and gave them my info weeks ago whenever they started doing that promotion, and still haven't seen any indication of an impending chalice delivery.
Not that I mind too much as I already have enough beer-related glassware to cause marital issues.
NineMilBill
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Yea. For those of us who bottle, you can multiply that by a few hundred at least.
Kinda regret selling the kegs...
I regret giving away my 200 hundred bottles... I actually had to BUY bottles to bottle a birthday brew....
ReverseApacheMaster
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My last name means goblet in Polish.
ReverseApacheMaster
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For Christmas my in laws bought us a very nice display case for all our beer-related glassware. We have a lot. Beer-related glassware is good for my marriage.
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