| # | Name | Comments |
|---|
| 151 | Todd Heinle | |
| 152 | Anonymous | I concur. |
| 153 | Ian Shelley | |
| 154 | Mark Neuhausen | |
| 155 | Jason Wells | Stop cheating me out of my beer! I pay for a pint, I expect a pint. |
| 156 | Anonymous | |
| 157 | Anonymous | |
| 158 | Peter S Ravagni | Your prices are high enough now give us our full measure. |
| 159 | Daniel Gidycz | |
| 160 | Jeremy Wayne | Stop the Fraud! |
| 161 | Dyche Alsaker | A pint is 16 oz. and when a business sells a 14 oz glass as a pint, that's fraud. In what other industry would this be acceptable? Oregon Dept. of Ag needs to do its job and enforce the honest pint! |
| 162 | Anonymous | |
| 163 | chuck link | I have been dubious of the capacity of a "pint glass" for years. Some hold more than others. We need standardization. |
| 164 | James VanderZanden | |
| 165 | Brad O'Donnell | |
| 166 | Matt Bessler | Hell yes! If this doesn't work, I call for a boycott of all establishments who serve 14 ounce pints.
Is it time to re-enact the tea party with beer? I think not but it's close. |
| 167 | Marina Czapszys | Support the use of full sized pint glasses? I'll drink to that! Please update our glassware. = ) |
| 168 | Trevor Howard | |
| 169 | Dennis Carey | |
| 170 | Mel Thompson | Serving 12-14 oz and calling it a pint is false advertising and deception. It needs to be corrected. |
| 171 | Michael McSwiggen | |
| 172 | Troy Kenyon | |
| 173 | Anonymous | |
| 174 | Ron Steinhauser | Hear, hear! I'm not a drinker, but I totally agree with this. A pint is 16 oz. |
| 175 | Don Levine | I think it is an insult to consumers that we need to petition establishments to call a pint a pint. |
| 176 | RYAN UHLAR | i TOTALLY AGREE WITH THIS MOVEMENT. |
| 177 | Ryan Garrow | Go get 'em! |
| 178 | tom anderson | |
| 179 | Devin McComb | |
| 180 | Taylor C | |
| 181 | Andrew Hall | It is surprising that the OLC hasn't mandated this already. Otherwise, establishments could be using 20oz glasses and calling it a pint....and then the OLC would'nt get their full cut... |
| 182 | Michael Baker | |
| 183 | Anonymous | agreed, if we are paying for a pint, give us a pint, if not, they must change the wording...agreed |
| 184 | Matt Silva | or an honest 14oz price? |
| 185 | Anonymous | |
| 186 | nick johns | more beer? |
| 187 | Anonymous | come on!!
belly up to 16 oz. beers that are 16 ounces!! |
| 188 | Jeff Scharen | I doubt that the pub or restaurant owners are unaware of this discrepancy. This is money in their pocket .
Lets get this corrected. |
| 189 | Jon Garrow | |
| 190 | Anonymous | |
| 191 | Noland | About time to shape up! |
| 192 | Cameron Lien | |
| 193 | Aaron Brown | I want all 16 ounces! |
| 194 | Marty Porter | Fair is fair. Don't call it a pint if it isn't a pint. |
| 195 | Holli Pierce | |
| 196 | Anonymous | hard to argue with getting what you pay for. |
| 197 | Carl Eckrode | |
| 198 | Scott Ellison | Totally agree! Servers should be aware of how much head on a beer as well! |
| 199 | Lennon Day-Reynolds | |
| 200 | Lee Rudd | A pint should be 16oz not 14oz of beer. I believe this standard needs to be upheld as it will allow the customer to get what they order. |