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Hell for Certain: A Beer … and a Town

September 6, 2006 By Jay Brooks

Bluegrass Brewing’s beer, Hell for Certain, has been out before but something caught my eye in a short article about it’s impending re-release (perhaps seasonally) in the Louisville, Kentucky Courier-Journal. It seems the Belgian-style ale is named for an actual town in Leslie County, Kentucky whose name really is “Hell for Certain.” If you were born there, would you assume you were damned from the get go? Are there many churches there? How would you explain to people that you were born in hell? Ah, the possibilities are endless.
 

Filed Under: Just For Fun Tagged With: Seasonal Release, Southern States, Strange But True



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