In America, size matters. The bigger you are, the more power you have, especially in the business world.

Director Anat Baron takes you on a no holds barred exploration of the U.S. beer industry that ultimately reveals the truth behind the label of your favorite beer. Told from an insider’s perspective, the film goes behind the scenes of the daily battles and all out wars that dominate one of America’s favorite industries.

Beer Wars begins as the corporate behemoths are being challenged by small, independent brewers who are shunning the status quo and creating innovative new beers. The story is told through 2 of these entrepreneurs – Sam and Rhonda – battling the might and tactics of Corporate America. We witness their struggle to achieve their American Dream in an industry dominated by powerful corporations unwilling to cede an inch.

This contemporary David and Goliath story is ultimately about keeping your integrity (and your family’s home) in the face of temptation. Beer Wars is a revealing and entertaining journey that provides unexpected and surprising turns and promises to change the world’s opinion on those infamous 99 bottles of beer on the wall.

If you haven’t gotten your tickets to the film yet, make sure you purchase them online here:

Don’t miss the UYE (Unofficial Yelp Event) After Party at Roux Louisiana Kitchen

You know who Yelp is (If you don’t click here and get busy!) and they have a posting on their website for this event. (We also created another RSVP for our Facebook Group followers right here.)

Roux Louisiana Kitchen, which celebrated its opening on March 13, 2008, transports the festive spirit, soulful jazz and bold flavors of New Orleans to San Jose’s Santana Row.  The 240-seat restaurant showcases the boldly flavored, multifaceted cuisines of Louisiana, including many of the Creole, Cajun and Soul Food specialties that have made the Pelican State a Mecca for food lovers.

Roux Louisiana Kitchen also boasts another New Orleans signature – the soulful rhythm of live jazz – that makes it feel like Mardi Gras evey day.  As they say in the Big Easy, Prenons du bon temps ensembles.

Roux Louisiana Kitchen will be pouring Full Boar Scotch Ale and Silicon Blonde Ale at great prices from 10pm-12pm:

• $2 16oz Devil’s Canyon Beers!
• $4 22oz Devil’s Canyon Beers!
• $1 fried oysters
• $5-7 appetizers
• $10 appetizer trios

So let your friends know, grab your tickets, post on facebook and we’ll see you Thursday night

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              *  Beer Wars. Watch and Share.
              *  May 2008 Beer Friday
              *  Limited Number of Party Balls Available