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Oh, the brews you can choose
The best-selling beers at AZ's best-stocked watering hole
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If you want a beer a little more gravitate towards familiar choic-
interesting than the ones on tap at es - which is why Bell's Winter
your typical Friday night frater- White is the best selling beer at
nity party, there is no place in Ann Ashley's.
Arbor with a better selection of Manager Andrew Draganski
premium beers than Ashley's Res- said the bar sells about 350 pints of
taurant and Pub on State Street. this tangy, yellow wheat beer every
Typical bar staples like Bud- month during the winter.
weiser, Miller and Coors aren't During the summer months,
available, though - meaning that the brewery switches over to the
visitors have to venture a little far- well-known Oberon wheat beer
ther afield to quench their thirst. - which is Ashley's best-selling
Ashley's has Ann Arbor's larg- summer brew.
est multi-tap bar, with 70 beers on Draganski said the bar always
tap and dozens more available in keeps one keg each of all beers on
bottles. . tap, plus two backup barrels of
Ashley's catalogues its beers in the Winter White. Fresh kegs are
a somewhat daunting drink menu, delivered to the pub twice a week.
complete with a ranking system to Nick Klau's, a waiter at Ashley's,
give patrons an idea of each beer's said many people tend to order
flavor and color. beers with names they know,
Even when submerged in an which is why Bell's beers sell so
ocean of new and different beers, well at the pub.
though, many patrons seem to Strongbow, a widely available
hard cider, is Ashley's second most
popular offering, with about 250
pints sold each month.
"On the weekends we sell a lot of
Strongbow to girls," Klaus said.
The third best-selling beer is
another brew from Bell's Brewery,
the Two Hearted India Pale Ale.
The Two Hearted is a dark gold
beer, which the menu describes
as having an "incredible floral hop
aroma."
Draganski said the three most
popular beers account for about
15 percent of Ashley's total beer
sales.
None of them, though, are
among the bar's most "extreme"
beers, he said.
That title belongs to Dogfish
Head World Wide Stout, which
Ashley's beer menu calls "the
world's strongest dark beer."
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Explosion
threatened at
'U' Towers
WHERE: University Towers
WHEN: Thursday at about 1
p.m.
WHAT: A subject called the
Department of Public Safety
and said "there are bombs
at University Towers," DPS
reported. Officers and bomb-
sniffing dogs found no evidence
of explosives at the building.
Drunk student
confused on bus
WHERE: 1400 block of Hub-
bard Street
WHEN: Friday at about 1:15
a.m.
WHAT: A bus driver called in
a drunk student who did not
know where he wanted to go,
DPS reported. The student was
given a minor in possession of
alcohol citation and taken to
the University hospital.
CAMPUS EVENTS & NOTES
Money and soda Performance by Recycling
stolen from Yost 'U' symphony contest kick-off
Domino's stand
WHERE: Yost Ice Arena
WHEN: Friday at about 9
p.m.
WHAT: A subject not affiliated
with the University was caught
stealing $17.50 and a soda from
a Domino's Pizza stand during
a hockey game at Yost Arena,
DPS reported. The stolen goods
were recovered, but the thief
was not arrested.
Charges run up
on debit card
WHERE: Baits It Residence
Hall
WHEN: Friday at about 3 p.m.
WHAT: A University student
reported fraudulent use of his
or her debit card, DPS report-
ed. The card's unlawful user
had spent-$2,017.50 at various
locations in Michigan and
Portland, Ore.
orchestra
WHAT: A free concert fea-
turing the world premiere
of a piece by David Kirkland
Garner and pieces by Rach-
maninoff and Brahms
WHO: The University Sym-
phony Orchestra
WHEN: Today at 8 p.m.
WHERE: Hill Auditorium
Public Journal
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mously publishes creative
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p.m.
WHERE: 3460 Mason Hall
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ebrate the start of a contest
between universities to
recycle the most goods per
capita and produce the least
trash
WHO: University Waste
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to 2 p.m.
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(Prof who leadpeace move-
ment dies at 95) said Anatol
Rapoport served in the U.S.
Air Force during World War
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1The University has settled
with Jennifer Gratz and
Patrick Hamacher over
their 1997 lawsuit, which ques-
tioned the legality of the Uni-
versity's admissions process,
the Detroit News reported. If
the settlement is approved by
U.S. District Court, the Univer-
sity will pay the plaintiffs an
undisclosed cash settlement.
Supported by a sellout
crowd at Cliff Keen Arena
on Saturday, the top-
ranked Michigan men's gym-
nastics team beat two-time
defending national champions
Oklahoma.
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