BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 METHOD:PUBLISH PRODID:-//Tendenci - The Open Source AMS for Associations//Tendenci Codeba se MIMEDIR//EN BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:--- This iCal file does *NOT* confirm registration.\nEvent det ails subject to change. ---\nhttps://www.dpkpr.com/events/14/\n\nEvent Tit le: You Are Invited to Celebrate ELISSA\nStart Date / Time: May 16, 2004 1 5:00 PM US/Central\nLocation: Pier 21\nSpeaker: \n\nCelebrate the launchin g of Saint Arnold Elissa IPA onboard the historic 1877 tall ship ELISSA.\n Elissa IPA, soft drinks, and light refreshments will be served.\nWe will t ap our sea cask and hear a few words from Elissa IPA''s originators at 3:3 0.\nYou are invited to enjoy a tour of the ELISSA.\nThis event is free and open to the public. You are welcome to bring guests. For more information contact the Galveston Historical Foundation at 409-765-7834.\nBottles of Saint Arnold Elissa IPA will be available beginning May 12th throughout Te xas at grocery and liquor stores, bars, and restaurants. It is already on tap at pubs in Galveston, including Connolly''s, Molly''s, and O''Malley'' s. In Houston, Saint Arnold Elissa IPA is being served at Volcano, Flying Saucer, Rudyard''s, and Stag''s Head, to name just a few.\nThe idea for cr eating an Elissa IPA was born at sea, on last year''s ELISSA spring Day Sa il. One of the members of the volunteer crew, Greg Branan, brought on boar d a home-brewed ale--which he had christened ELISSA. It was a great hit wi th everyone on the ship.\nAfter tasting Branan''s brew, another long-time crew member, Alan Heald, was so excited about the concept that he pitched the idea of creating a commercially available product named Elissa to the Saint Arnold Brewing Company. The idea took off, especially since Saint Ar nold was already considering the development of an India Pale Ale--a type first brewed in the late 1700s in England in a style designed to withstand the rigors of the long ship transport to India. ELISSA herself is the typ e of sailing ship that could very well have been employed in the transport of India Pale Ale casks.\nA portion of the proceeds from the sale of Sain t Arnold Elissa IPA will be donated to the Galveston Historical Foundation for ELISSA''s preservation. The ale-bottle neck label features a silhouet te of the ELISSA, and the six-pack carton includes educational text that f ocuses on the connection between India Pale Ales and tall ships. The carto n text also tells that today ELISSA is maintained and sailed by volunteers . It invites people to come visit her at Pier 21.\nWe hope you will join u s in celebrating this wonderful, historically authentic new venture betwee n the Galveston Historical Foundation and Saint Arnold Brewing Company.\n \n\n--- This iCal file does *NOT* confirm registration.Event details subje ct to change. ---\n\n--- By Tendenci - The Open Source AMS for Association s ---\n UID:uid14@dpkpr.com SUMMARY:You Are Invited to Celebrate ELISSA DTSTART:20040516T200000Z DTEND:20040516T230000Z CLASS:PUBLIC PRIORITY:5 DTSTAMP:20260423T120723Z TRANSP:OPAQUE SEQUENCE:0 LOCATION:Pier 21 X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:
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Event Title: You Are Invited to Celebrate ELISSA

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When: May 16, 2004 15:00 PM US/Central
Speaker:

Celebrate the launching of Saint Arno ld Elissa IPA onboard the historic 1877 tall ship ELISSA.

Eliss a IPA, soft drinks, and light refreshments will be served.

We will tap our sea cask and hear a few words from Elissa IPA''s originators at 3: 30.

You are i nvited to enjoy a tour of the ELISSA.

This event is free and open to the public. You ar e welcome to bring guests. For more information contact the Galveston Hist orical Foundation at 409-765-7834.

Bottles of Saint Arnold Elissa IPA will be available beginning May 12th throughout Texas at grocery and liquor stores, bars, a nd restaurants. It is already on tap at pubs in Galveston, including Conno lly''s, Molly''s, and O''Malley''s. In Houston, Saint Arnold Elissa IPA is being served at Volcano, Flying Saucer, Rudyard''s, and Stag''s Head, to name just a few.

The idea for creating an Elissa IPA was born at se a, on last year''s ELISSA spring Day Sail. One of the members of the volun teer crew, Greg Branan, brought on board a home-brewed ale--which he had c hristened ELISSA. It was a great hit with everyone on the ship.

Aft er tasting Branan''s brew, another long-time crew member, Alan Heald, was so excited about the concept that he pitched the idea of creating a commer cially available product named Elissa to the Saint Arnold Brewing Company. The idea took off, especially since Saint Arnold was already considering the development of an India Pale Ale--a type first brewed in the late 1700 s in England in a style designed to withstand the rigors of the long ship transport to India. ELISSA herself is the type of sailing ship that could very well have been employed in the transport of India Pale Ale casks.

A portion of the proceeds from the sale of Saint Arnold Elissa IPA wil l be donated to the Galveston Historical Foundation for ELISSA''s preserva tion. The ale-bottle neck label features a silhouette of the ELISSA, and t he six-pack carton includes educational text that focuses on the connectio n between India Pale Ales and tall ships. The carton text also tells that today ELISSA is maintained and sailed by volunteers. It invites people to come visit her at Pier 21.

We hope you will join us in celebrating this wonderful, historically authentic new venture between the Galveston H istorical Foundation and Saint Arnold Brewing Company.

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