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Craft Beer in the Funny Papers

by Jay Brooks on December 3, 2008 · 0 comments

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My friend Pete Slosberg noticed something different in a comic strip and sent it to me yesterday. It’s a recent Non Sequitur cartoon by Wiley Miller. Read it all the way down the last panel. Go ahead, I’ll wait. Meet you at the end.

 
That’s the first I know of a craft beer being mentioned in a nationally syndicated comic strip, in this case specifically Shipyard Ale from Shipyard Brewing in Portland, Maine. That’s pretty cool, in my humble opinion.

 

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1 Cornelia December 3, 2008 at 7:05 am

I’ll assume you consider Corsendonk a craft beer. Get Fuzzy has mentioned it at least twice over the years. I found one of from 2004 – http://comics.com/get_fuzzy/2004-08-07/.

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2 J December 3, 2008 at 7:47 am

Well, yes and no. It’s certainly a hand-crafted beer and in the same spirit as American craft beers, but having been around since 1398 it doesn’t feel as impressive as a small brewery from Maine being mentioned after being in business only fourteen years. But it’s also cool, though how drinks Corsendonk out of the bottle?

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