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One of the first signs that summer is around the corner is happening this week as South Shore Terrace Kitchen and Beer Garden opens for the season on Friday, April 11. The Bay View beer garden at ...

Featuring a mascot bulldog, named “Dog,” holding a frothy glass of root beer on its packaging, the drink is also available in MUG Zero Sugar, which has zero sugar. Afreen Islam Shaikh is a ...

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“What does this have to do with Mug Root Beer?” you may be wondering. Mug Root Beer has a mascot, and that mascot is a bulldog, cleverly named, “Dog.” Dog is prominently displayed on most Mug ...

This comes following an ad campaign, with 11 dog-mascot teams in the NCAA Women’s basketball with themed Mug cans. “MUG stayed true to its word to unleash free root beer for all of America ...

Mug Root Beer has announced that it will be providing free soda for the entire country following UConn’s National Championship victory over South Carolina. This comes following an ad campaign, with 11 ...

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the chili cheese dog, fries, onion rings, and a diet root beer. Instead of using a traditional numeral method to rate the dogs, Fleming used a set of baseball plays to rate the restaurant’s dogs.