Banjo
09-18-2009, 12:59 PM
The Sun News (http://www.thesunnews.com/entertainment/story/1075369.html)
The days of Bud Light, Miller Lite and Coors Light aren't ending any time soon.
But if you ask Andrew Handley, the next progression of beer drinkers is starting to grow dramatically. Handley, the co-owner of Handley's Pub and Grub in Carolina Forest, believes premium styles are grabbing hold of Myrtle Beach. "It's the wave of the future," he said. "People are looking to expand their taste buds. Most people, they'll try something new, but if it's a special occasion, they might buy something nicer.
"They might not like 98 percent of these beers, but they might like 2 percent of them. There are so many flavors."
Bartender Kristen Habesland pours a Blue Moon draft on tap Wednesday afternoon at Mellow Mushroom in Myrtle Beach. Mellow Mushroom has 41 beers on tap and only one standard domestic beer.
Read More Here (http://www.thesunnews.com/entertainment/story/1075369.html)
The days of Bud Light, Miller Lite and Coors Light aren't ending any time soon.
But if you ask Andrew Handley, the next progression of beer drinkers is starting to grow dramatically. Handley, the co-owner of Handley's Pub and Grub in Carolina Forest, believes premium styles are grabbing hold of Myrtle Beach. "It's the wave of the future," he said. "People are looking to expand their taste buds. Most people, they'll try something new, but if it's a special occasion, they might buy something nicer.
"They might not like 98 percent of these beers, but they might like 2 percent of them. There are so many flavors."
Bartender Kristen Habesland pours a Blue Moon draft on tap Wednesday afternoon at Mellow Mushroom in Myrtle Beach. Mellow Mushroom has 41 beers on tap and only one standard domestic beer.
Read More Here (http://www.thesunnews.com/entertainment/story/1075369.html)