Happy Friday!
Celebrate Repeal Day!!
At the stroke of midnight, on January 16th, 1920, America went dry. There wasn't a place in the country (including your own home) where you could legally have even a glass of wine with your dinner without breaking the law. The 18th Amendment, known as the Volstead Act, prohibited the manufacture, sale and possession of alcohol in America. Prohibition lasted for thirteen years.
Over the course of the next thirteen years, support for Prohibition waned as the nation awoke to the widespread problems Prohibition had caused. The number of repeal organizations — many of which were comprised of former Prohibitionists — increased, and in 1932 Franklin Delano Roosevelt ran for President on a platform that included the repeal of Prohibition.
On December 5th, 1933, Utah, the final state needed for a three quarters majority, ratified the 21st Amendment, repealing Prohibition and restoring the American right to a celebratory drink.
The Golden Lion will be joining Americans all across the US in "Celebrating The Freedom". The freedom to have a drink, that is. Wherever you are, stop by your local pub for a beer or a cocktail. If you are in the area, we will be serving up Prohibition Era classics such as the Sidecar, the Rusty Nail, the Manhattan, the Stinger, and of course good old fashioned gin martinis. For more information about Repeal Day visit visit http://www.repealday.org/. Doll it up! Roaring 20's dress encouraged!
Live Music This Weekend:
Fri Dec 5 6pm-10pm Billy Bowers Acoustic Flip Flop Tapping Beach Music
Sat Dec 6 6pm-9:30pm Bill Stewart Acoustic Classic Rock
That's right! Come in with a party of two or more (with birthday proof), and your food is half off! Get a birthday card, a piece of our award winning key-lime pie, and the Not-Yet-Famous Golden Lion Singers will sing Happy Birthday!
EVERY WEEK AT THE GOLDEN LION
Here's a deal for you! Print & bring this email with you the next time you visit and get a glass of house wine or a domestic draft beer for free! One coupon per party please.
At the stroke of midnight, on January 16th, 1920, America went dry. There wasn't a place in the country (including your own home) where you could legally have even a glass of wine with your dinner without breaking the law. The 18th Amendment, known as the Volstead Act, prohibited the manufacture, sale and possession of alcohol in America. Prohibition lasted for thirteen years.
Over the course of the next thirteen years, support for Prohibition waned as the nation awoke to the widespread problems Prohibition had caused. The number of repeal organizations — many of which were comprised of former Prohibitionists — increased, and in 1932 Franklin Delano Roosevelt ran for President on a platform that included the repeal of Prohibition.
On December 5th, 1933, Utah, the final state needed for a three quarters majority, ratified the 21st Amendment, repealing Prohibition and restoring the American right to a celebratory drink.
The Golden Lion will be joining Americans all across the US in "Celebrating The Freedom". The freedom to have a drink, that is. Wherever you are, stop by your local pub for a beer or a cocktail. If you are in the area, we will be serving up Prohibition Era classics such as the Sidecar, the Rusty Nail, the Manhattan, the Stinger, and of course good old fashioned gin martinis. For more information about Repeal Day visit visit http://www.repealday.org/. Doll it up! Roaring 20's dress encouraged!
Live Music This Weekend:
Fri Dec 5 6pm-10pm Billy Bowers Acoustic Flip Flop Tapping Beach Music
Sat Dec 6 6pm-9:30pm Bill Stewart Acoustic Classic Rock
Celebrate Your Birthday At The Golden Lion & Receive 50% Off Your Meal
That's right! Come in with a party of two or more (with birthday proof), and your food is half off! Get a birthday card, a piece of our award winning key-lime pie, and the Not-Yet-Famous Golden Lion Singers will sing Happy Birthday!
EVERY WEEK AT THE GOLDEN LION
- Sundays $3 Bloody Marys all day long!!
- Mondays $3.25 House 'ritas all day.
- Monday Nights Margarita Madness $3.25 House 'ritas; $2.50 Corona bottles; Fish Tacos, Sharon's Nachos, and any of our delicious quesadillas, your choice for $6.95
- Tuesday Nights Silly About Shrimp Shrimp & Chips $9.95 6 beer battered shrimp, fries and homemade cole slaw! Drink Special: Charleston Cooler $3
- Thursday Nights $2.50 Bud Light bottles, $2.50 Cuba Libres, and $7.95 Fish & Chips
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