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'''Spearman Brewing Company''' was a Pensacola brewery located at 1600 South [[Barrancas Street]]. It opened [[May 18]], [[1935]], shortly after the end of prohibition, and was a member of the Florida Brewers' Association, which was founded [[April 6]], [[1934]]. Owner [[Guy Spearman]], who also owned the [[Crystal Ice Company]], allegedly became attracted to the industry after touring a brewery in Mexico. The Spearman slogan was "The Pure Water Does It." The brewery closed in [[1960]]. | '''Spearman Brewing Company''' was a Pensacola brewery located at 1600 South [[Barrancas Street]]. It opened [[May 18]], [[1935]], shortly after the end of prohibition, and was a member of the Florida Brewers' Association, which was founded [[April 6]], [[1934]]. Owner [[Guy Spearman]], who also owned the [[Crystal Ice Company]], allegedly became attracted to the industry after touring a brewery in Mexico. The Spearman slogan was "The Pure Water Does It." The brewery closed in [[1960]]. | ||
Revision as of 17:34, 23 March 2007
right|A postcard depicting the Spearman brewery Spearman Brewing Company was a Pensacola brewery located at 1600 South Barrancas Street. It opened May 18, 1935, shortly after the end of prohibition, and was a member of the Florida Brewers' Association, which was founded April 6, 1934. Owner Guy Spearman, who also owned the Crystal Ice Company, allegedly became attracted to the industry after touring a brewery in Mexico. The Spearman slogan was "The Pure Water Does It." The brewery closed in 1960.
Products
*Spearman Draft Beer
- Spearman Draft Ale
- Spearman English-Type Ale
- Spearman's Straight Eight Beer (launched after bans of "strong" beers were lifted and named for its 8% alcohol content)
- Bon Premium Beer
