
AP Article
"They say they've been using this trademark since 1984," Adams said. "I've been using it since 1963."
Boston Beer's representatives didn't know there was a real Sam Adams running for mayor when the letter was sent, and has previously run "Sam Adams for President" marketing campaigns.

"especially the small, neighborhood businesses like 100% organic, locally owned and operated, and now expanding Roots Brewery. These are the businesses form the backbone of our economy".
Since these two Sam Adams have such a strong connection, not only by namesake but an obvious support for beer, they should team up. Suppose the Portland Sam Adams becomes Mayor, maybe the next step is a bid for President. I know it's a long shot, but talk about a great way to revive an old marketing campaign for the brewer and have another namesake in office!
Now I need to find a way to get my hands on some of that Roots Beer and see what this candidate's pallet is like.
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