Featuring bicycle transportation as a way to stick it to foreign oil oligarchs, this is one of the more progressive ads in the series featuring Errol Morris produced by Miller in the early oughts.
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Classic.
This alternative fuel is available for $1.50/bottle at the Cedar Inn on Tuesdays. Still spendier than sweet light crude though, if you prefer to drink oil.
And has anybody noticed that none of the effusive coverage of Surly has noticed how much bike parking there is at the new taproom?
I might be reading their site plan wrong, but it looks like it specs 58 racks, so 116 bike parking spaces. I haven’t visited yet, though.