CASES SOLD
Support the Cause!
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Let’s face it, ‘Gansett belongs in New England. And that’s exactly where we intend to build our new brewery.
In order to do that, however, we need to sell 7.5 million cases a year. That’s where you come in! Helping out is easy. You can:
1. Sign our petition below
2. Buy a case
3. Tell us if your local bar or packie doesn’t carry ‘Gansett
Do all three and really help us out!
Remember, the more cases we sell and the more bars that carry our beer, the closer we get to building the brewery. Do it for New England, it deserves to have its beer back!




Posted by: Janet Handford 3/19/2010 10:03 pm
As far as ideas... have you guys tried getting into the more niche markets of the Lyon's Group like Lucky's? I will start asking for it... vehemently!
Posted by: Matt Ferguson 3/19/2010 09:03 pm
If they do carry it seems the help was unaware of it when I asked for it.
I ended up finding it at Townline Package Store on Route 322 in Southington - so THANK YOU for having found a Package Store owner with a connection with the customer.
I used to live in Randolph, MA and drank Narragansett for years, but lost track of it when I moved to CT, some time ago. Glad to have found it and look forward to enjoying your product for years to come.
Posted by: Roy Laun 3/19/2010 01:03 pm
Strange Brew Tavern, Manchester, NH
Posted by: Christopher Michaud 3/18/2010 07:03 pm
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Posted by: Andrew Wojcicki 3/15/2010 08:03 pm
It was his favorite. He used to ship me a few cases in a load of wool that he sent to the textile mill that I worked for.
I live in west tennessee. How can I buy gansett?
Bill Cloar, Dyersburg, Tennessee.
Posted by: Bill Cloar 3/13/2010 06:03 pm
Posted by: James Paine 3/12/2010 05:03 pm
Posted by: Max Silver 3/12/2010 09:03 am
Posted by: Liz Fusco 3/12/2010 09:03 am
Posted by: Daniel Carew 3/9/2010 12:03 pm
NOW THE OFFICIAL BEER OF EVERLASTING WOODS WILLINGTON CT 06279 WWW.EVERLASTINGWOODS.COM
I TRYED SOME LAST WEEKEND AND WAS VERY IMPRESSED !!
TED DEMERS
Posted by: TED DEMERS 3/9/2010 09:03 am
Posted by: Jeremy 3/8/2010 12:03 pm
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Posted by: W. Umland 2/28/2010 09:02 am
Posted by: Eli Keating Buguey 2/27/2010 02:02 pm
Looking forward to many more .
Posted by: Jim Sullivan 2/26/2010 03:02 pm
Posted by: John Rose 2/26/2010 11:02 am
Danvers, MA
Posted by: Christopher McMahon 2/26/2010 08:02 am
Hi Neighbor! I support the return of Narragansett Beer to New England...more specifically...Rhode Island!
'Nuff said!
-Tripp Hutchinson
Kingston, RI
Posted by: Tripp Hutchinson 2/25/2010 11:02 pm
Granite Rail
Stadium
Half Door
Love the old school taste. It's time to get this beer dominant in the Northeast again.
Posted by: Chuck 2/25/2010 05:02 pm
Keep up the good work.
Rhode Island Native
Anthony Davis
Posted by: Anthony Davis 2/25/2010 04:02 pm
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Posted by: mike bruneau 2/22/2010 11:02 am
I remember sitting on the back porch of our home in the early 60s in Dracut Mass. with my father & grandfather, listening to the Red Sox games with Curt Gowdy on the radio. They would always have a 'Gansett on the table next to them. I was even given a(very)little glass of my own!
Tried your beer several yrs ago when it was 1st introduced and have been drinking it since!!!
Posted by: Bill Floyd 2/20/2010 02:02 pm
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Posted by: Joe Ingalsby 2/16/2010 06:02 pm
if this is any thing more than a marketing ploy, i find it commendable. would be nice to have a local identity that we all could afford. baltimore has new bohemian. austin has lonestar. people up north here are weary of rhode island though (or oblivious to it), but more critical of those that deny their roots.
regards,
brett deschenes
portsmouth, NH
Posted by: brett deschenes 2/15/2010 09:02 pm
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Posted by: Keith 2/13/2010 09:02 am