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Music From Wondery, I'm David Brown, and this is Business Wars Daily on this Tuesday, April 28.

The latest news from the beer industry is distressing brew lovers everywhere.

Millions of gallons of suds are trapped where no one can drink them, and they're going

stale. Coronavirus forced bars, sports, stadiums, and restaurants to close just before two of

the biggest beer drinking events of the year. St. Patrick's Day and the Final Four

Basketball Tournament reports the Wall Street Journal.

In fact, when all those venues closed their doors, 10 million gallons of beer got stuck

there. The National Beer Wholesalers Association estimates that's the equivalent of about a million

kegs. And beer's shelf life is pretty short, only two to six months, the journal reports.

So some of those brews are no longer worth drinking.

Others are rapidly approaching their expiration dates.

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