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Best Tailgating Beers to Buy Now

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When fall season rolls in, it typically means two things for football fans. Tailgating parties and Fantasy Football! Add beer to the mix and you have a perfect combination!

If you’re wondering what are the best Tailgating Beers to buy now, we have a great selection for you! At Tri-State Liquors, we appreciate quality and always offer great deals and discounts to our customers. Browse our current beer selection below to see if there’s anything you’d like! Let’s be honest, tailgating is a lifestyle and you need to honor it! 😉

For the Love of Beer and Baseball

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Is there anything more American than baseball and beer? We don’t think so! With stadium names such as Miller Park, Coors Field and Anheuser-Busch, it clear that beer has big presence in baseball. Sipping an ice cold beer and watching a baseball game on a hot summer day has long been one of America’s favorite past-times…

5 March Madness Facts You Need To Know + Printable Bracket

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If you don’t agree that March is one of the most exciting months of the year for all basketball fanatics, we have some crazy facts to back it up.

Did you know that roughly 3.5 million extra cases of beer are produced to keep up with increased demand during the basketball tournament? Apparently, it also costs businesses $4 billion per year to compensate for all the employees who decide to use their sick days during the tournament! Are you one of them?

5 Facts You Didn’t Know About March Madness

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Everyone knows that there’s much more to March Madness than just basketball. Did you realize that roughly 3.5 million extra cases of beer are produced to keep up with increased demand during the basketball tournament? Or that many companies suffer as they have to deal with distracted employees? Apparently, it costs businesses $4 billion per year!