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To: Andy Hay who wrote (218)	7/26/1998 1:22:00 AM
From: phylo derlitcz	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 512

Tree Brewing looks good. I just might like their style! Check this out: Tree Brewing Company - BIV says G-spot ad pulled over questions of taste Tree Brewing Company HOP Shares issued 4,736,688 1998-07-03 close $0.95 Monday Jul 6 1998 A report in the July 7-13 edition of Business in Vancouver says the B.C. Liquor Distribution Board has banned an advertisement by Kelowna-based microbrewery Tree Brewing. Amy Tyler Mair writes that the ad, "Finding the G spot", was pulled after it ran only once in Vancouver's Georgia Straight weekly. Tree's offending ad, which does not feature its logo, offers racy copy about lovemaking, and the patience required to perform properly. "Just the sort of patience, we might add, that's required to locate a truly rare and precious beer like Tree Amber Ale", the ad states. Aromatic candles and Barry White records also help, it says. The campaign was produced by Palmer Jarvis DDB copywriter Marc Stoiber, creator of the memorable "Humongous Bank" campaign for Richmond Savings. Tree was floated on the Vancouver Stock Exchange in a $1.6-million initial public offering at $1 on June 18. A spokesman for the Western Brewers' Association says the liquor board rules on the matter are vague and subjective. (c) Copyright 1998 Canjex Publishing Ltd. canada-stockwatch.com * E N D