Right now CityBeat offers only ABInbev products at their "Best of Cincinnati" event. As we all know Cincinnati is rich in amazing breweries. This petition is to urge those at CityBeat to please offer local beer at this event.
The feedback circulating regarding our local brewery scene confirms that residents want a broader selection at this event. I am currently coordinating with the event organizers to discuss how they might integrate these regional options into their planning.
March 5, 2017
The momentum generated by this petition demonstrates a clear desire for our city to showcase its own brewing heritage. It is encouraging to see such a strong collective interest in prioritizing our local creators at this event.
29 Comments
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David Freeze
9 years ago
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I have 3 local beers (2 MadTree and 1 Rhinegeist) on draft at my home at all times. Doesn't seem like much of a stretch for CityBeat to provide them at this event.
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Chris Harris
9 years ago
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I travel to a lot of cities and obviously notice Cincinnati has a leading, local craft beer presence that beats many other cities. It should be celebrated and represented not only here but also at other Cincy events such as Bunbury, Taste of Cincinnati, and Oktoberfest
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Keith Hawkins
9 years ago
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Local beer for local events. Cincinnati has an active and growing craft beer industry and it shocks me that we would not see them represented at an event highlighting Cincinnati. I will not attend if local breweries are not represented.
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Scott Lindgren
9 years ago
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I understand locals may not have the $ to afford sponsorship, but a little help from the event coordinators would go a long way. Without local beers, I will not attend. Period.
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Rodney Jones
9 years ago
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How do you have the best of Cincinnati and have no Cincinnati beers? This makes no sense.
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Travis korb
9 years ago
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I assumed this is supposed to showcase local flavor instead it went to the highest bidder.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Absurd not to, folks.
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Ryan Bussey
9 years ago
Cincinnati is quickly becoming a nationally recognized beer town again. This feels like a no-brainer.
Right now CityBeat offers only ABInbev products at their "Best of Cincinnati" event. As we all know Cincinnati is rich in amazing breweries. This petition is to urge those at CityBeat to please offer local beer at this event.
The feedback circulating regarding our local brewery scene confirms that residents want a broader selection at this event. I am currently coordinating with the event organizers to discuss how they might integrate these regional options into their planning.
March 5, 2017
The momentum generated by this petition demonstrates a clear desire for our city to showcase its own brewing heritage. It is encouraging to see such a strong collective interest in prioritizing our local creators at this event.
29 Comments
D
David Freeze
9 years ago
Featured
I have 3 local beers (2 MadTree and 1 Rhinegeist) on draft at my home at all times. Doesn't seem like much of a stretch for CityBeat to provide them at this event.
C
Chris Harris
9 years ago
Featured
I travel to a lot of cities and obviously notice Cincinnati has a leading, local craft beer presence that beats many other cities. It should be celebrated and represented not only here but also at other Cincy events such as Bunbury, Taste of Cincinnati, and Oktoberfest
K
Keith Hawkins
9 years ago
Featured
Local beer for local events. Cincinnati has an active and growing craft beer industry and it shocks me that we would not see them represented at an event highlighting Cincinnati. I will not attend if local breweries are not represented.
S
Scott Lindgren
9 years ago
Featured
I understand locals may not have the $ to afford sponsorship, but a little help from the event coordinators would go a long way. Without local beers, I will not attend. Period.
R
Rodney Jones
9 years ago
Featured
How do you have the best of Cincinnati and have no Cincinnati beers? This makes no sense.
T
Travis korb
9 years ago
Featured
I assumed this is supposed to showcase local flavor instead it went to the highest bidder.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Absurd not to, folks.
R
Ryan Bussey
9 years ago
Cincinnati is quickly becoming a nationally recognized beer town again. This feels like a no-brainer.
I have 3 local beers (2 MadTree and 1 Rhinegeist) on draft at my home at all times. Doesn't seem like much of a stretch for CityBeat to provide them at this event.