Beer Masters: Like the Olympics, but Completely Wasted
by Village Voice
On Sunday, December 3rd, twelve teams of food-industry folks took to Roberta’s to compete in a series of beer-guzzling games. Roberta’s Pizza was served throughout–it was a health nut’s heaven.
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