Tomorrow: Yards' Earth Day Empty Case Extravaganza

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Tomorrow: Yards' Earth Day Empty Case Extravaganza

POSTED: Wednesday, April 21, 2010, 9:14 PM

Filed Under: Booze | Dealage

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Have you been saving cases and six-pack sleeves after polishing off the contents? If so, that's impressive — skip ahead to Step 3. If not, do as follows: 1. Run out and buy some beer. 2. Stock your fridge with the beer. 3. Head over to Yards Brewing Co. (901 N. Delaware Ave.) tomorrow, April 22, between noon and 7 p.m. with the recycled (preferably Yards-branded) packs and you'll score some Earth Day discounts. Fill your empty case up with beer and you'll save $3; do the same with a sixer and you'll save a buck. There's a limit of four six-packs/two cases per customer; you can combine the two, as long as you don't exceed $10 in total savings. 4. Continue the Earth Day festivities at London Grill, where they'll have nine different Yards beer on tap.

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