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Remember the Starbucks "red cup controversy" of yesteryear?

Remember the Starbucks "red cup controversy" of yesteryear?

Plus: The State of the BoozeletterTM, Fingers year-in-review, 2021 teaser + more

"You’re always going to be the underdog."

"You’re always going to be the underdog."

Former workers from Surly Beer Hall and Spyhouse Coffee Roasters on union election losses and lessons learned

"new underwear for when he sh*ts himself from all the hot sauce and alcohol"

"new underwear for when he sh*ts himself from all the hot sauce and alcohol"

The Fingers Gift Guide, Mac's "autonomous zone," pumpkin beer maybe-#spon, and more

Hard seltzer, "soft math," and campaign cash
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Hard seltzer, "soft math," and campaign cash

Coors Seltzer says "restore America's rivers." In the past election cycle, its parent company donated $55,000 to anti-clean water lawmakers.

A brief history of Tesla Tequila, which exists

A brief history of Tesla Tequila, which exists

Plus: White Claw in SC, Waffle House's new beer, the State of The BoozeletterTM, and more

"We've put so much faith in this idea that when we get to the suburbs, it's gonna be better."

"We've put so much faith in this idea that when we get to the suburbs, it's gonna be better."

The Fingers interview with Jason Diamond on 'The Sprawl', 'The Swimmer', and getting drunk in the suburbs

$200 an ounce, and I feel not-fine
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$200 an ounce, and I feel not-fine

Notes on James Carville's expensive whiskey and obsolete centrism

Hard seltzer Great Buy? Hard seltzer Great Buy.

Hard seltzer Great Buy? Hard seltzer Great Buy.

Plus: Mommy needs her juice, A.C.L.T.M.S.W.D.A.R., and more

SHUCK NAP BUILD *destroy* REPEAT

SHUCK NAP BUILD *destroy* REPEAT

On #TheBarfitiProject, and the sublime horror of commodity bar decor

The State of The BoozeletterTM

The State of The BoozeletterTM

The Good Ship Fingers sails forth seeking 1,000th subscriber and/or fame & fortune

Does White Claw have a white supremacy problem?

Does White Claw have a white supremacy problem?

The leader of President Trump's favorite far-right group seems pretty into the hard seltzer brand

Take a hike, Anheuser-Busch

Take a hike, Anheuser-Busch

The world's biggest beer company has donated $131,000 to reelect anti-environment lawmakers while its brands celebrate American wilderness

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