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Category Archives: Beer
All Aboard For Back River!
“Be a roughneck for once and ride down to Back River,” he suggested. “There’ll be rough stuff there if you want it, but you’ll he safe enough if you’re good.” (The Baltimore Sun, 7/23/1911) Click for large image ”HEY, wait … Continue reading
Posted in 1910s, Baltimorons, Beer, Booze, Essex / Middle River, H.L. Mencken, Nightlife, Vices
Tagged back river, hollywood park, vaudeville
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Salesman helped make a name out of National Premium and Natty Boh
By Frederick N. Rasmussen (The Baltimore Sun, 8/30/2012) Whenever you drink a National Premium or Natty Boh, think of Jerome “Jerry” DiPaolo, the colorful National Brewing Co. salesman and executive who helped make it one of the most recognizable and … Continue reading
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Baltimore’s National Premium Returns: “Lager of Love”
Lager of Love: One man’s unplanned quest to re-create Baltimore’s long-lost National Premium Beer By Edward Ericson Jr. (Baltimore City Paper, 8/8/2012) The Waldorf Astoria’s Art Deco lobby is seasonally attired in lighted wreaths, but the ballroom pumps disco and … Continue reading
Go Slow for Boh
Instagram photo by Samantha Brodowski.
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