The weather is getting warmer up here in the northern half of the planet, time to think of patios ...
and cold ones.
In Ontario, The Beer Store used to be called Brewers Retail, but it was thought too many tourists may not know what that meant, so it was dumbed down to a simpler name,
one that most people probably called it anyway.
simple and straightforward.:p
ReplyDeletebeer stores here are busy all-year round.
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A very direct name! And love how the "B" is like a cool glass of beer!
ReplyDeleteIt would be nice having a Beer Store nearby. I live in a dry county. Buying a beer requires a thirty-five mile drive.
ReplyDeleteThat is funny - and dumbed down is the perfect way to describe it!
ReplyDeleteHave a great week!
This covers your question on my blog about the window view. Lesley, SS #7 was a former school house in Grey County. I believe SS stands for School Section. All public schools had the number system.
ReplyDeleteSee the word, want a drink. Like the bubbly B.
ReplyDeleteRevealing my age bracket, I was buying beer in Canada when the only place licensed to sell it was the government liquor store. I'm all for straightforward language, so The Beer Store suits me fine... and I'm not dumb. ;-)
ReplyDeleteBeing a wine, rather than beer drinker, I'm afraid I would pass by that shop without giving it a second look.
ReplyDeleteNicely designed sign though!
I like this sign!
ReplyDeletemarina [mine is here=>
http://nprimopiano.wordpress.com/2010/01/06/ghost-signs/
Hi... this is my first time to join :) Found it at Gemma's Greyscale Territory blog.
ReplyDeleteAt this kind of weather here in Phnom Penh, my husband won't be able to resist stopping and getting a pint after seeing that sign.
Inside Cambodia
Enjoyed your blog and visit today. Nice beer commercial.
ReplyDeleteAt least you can't mistake it for anything else but a beer shop!
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