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Glass 20: Join or Die and I wanted to pay

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and I wanted to pay homage to all the amazing ingredients brewers use to concoct the flavors in many of my favorite beers

Whether you’re savoring a rare brew or enjoying a casual favorite

Cocoa nibs

This signifies the adoption of the resolution the was the first official action in the American Colonies calling for independence from Great Britain during the American Revolution

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Glass 20: Join or Die and I wanted to payJoin or Die: A Call for Unity in the Pursuit of Freedom One of Americas earliest and most powerful symbols, Benjamin Franklins Join or Die cartoon was originally published in 1754 as a call for colonial unity during the French and Indian War. The divided snake represented the fragmented American colonies, and Franklins message was clear: without unity, the colonies would fall. Later, during the American Revolution, this symbol became a rallying cry

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