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Cheers! Did you know that it is National Beer Day? April 7th, 1933 was the first day in 13 years that people could buy, sell and drink beer. President Roosevelt signed the bill legalizing beer consumption and sales on March 22nd, and then on April 7th the new law went into effect. This unofficial holiday is celebrated all over the United States.
Now that you know the history, it is time to celebrate. Obviously, you need to drink a beer, but lets find out where the best places to celebrate are in San Francisco.
One of the ways to celebrate this holiday is by participating in a Scavenger Hunt. The Amazing National Beer Day Scavenger Hunt takes place tonight at 6pm. It even starts close to The Wilson at 554 Market Street. Create a team or the organizers can put you on a team tonight. Use your smart phone and clues to race around town and be the first person to reach the prize at the finish line.
If you want something a little less physical, you can visit Anchor Brewing. Anchor Brewing is a staple in San Francisco. It was one of the few breweries to survive the 13 years of Prohibition, and it is also the only local brewery that is still in existence from that time. Anchor Brewing is located at 1705 Mariposa St, San Francisco, CA 94107.
Another brewery that will help you celebrate National Beer Day is 21st Amendment Brewing! You can celebrate National Beer Day by going to a place that honors the amendment that ended prohibition. They even have a restaurant so you can have a bite or two while drinking your first or fifth beer to celebrate the holiday.
These are just a few of the locations that will help you celebrate National Beer Day. If you want to stay a little closer to your home at The Wilson, head to Toronado. They have specialty brews and IPAs that will give you something new to taste on this great holiday.
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