SweetWater and Riverkeeper Announce 2nd Annual Month-long "Save the Black Warrior" Partnership

SweetWater and Riverkeeper Announce 2nd Annual Month-long "Save the Black
Warrior" Partnership.

Three Public Events Highlight this September Program benefiting Birmingham
and Tuscaloosa Water. 

SweetWater Brewing Company proudly announces its 2nd annual month-long "Save
the Black Warrior" program to raise funds and awareness for Black Warrior
Riverkeeper, a non-profit environmental advocacy organization. Throughout
September 2009, select restaurants and bars in the Birmingham and Tuscaloosa
areas will sell paper fish, t-shirts, and pint glasses to benefit
Riverkeeper.  Mountain High Outfitters will donate prizes for the servers
and bartenders who raise the most money for Riverkeeper's anti-pollution
efforts.

Participating venues are now listed at www.SavetheBlackWarrior.com.  This
new website also contains information about the collaboration, including
opportunities to learn about water conservation, report pollution, donate,
purchase merchandise, and enter a contest to win a Vespa LX150 donated by
Bogart's Motorsports. 

Save the Black Warrior's 2009 program includes 3 events co-sponsored by
SweetWater.  Rollin in the Hay plays Thursday, August 27 at 10pm (at
Tuscaloosa's Jupiter Bar and Grill) and on Thursday, September 3 with
Earthbound at 8 pm (at Birmingham's Rogue Tavern).  $10 door charges at both
concerts benefit Riverkeeper.

September 22, Broadway Across America presents the opening night of Grease
at the BJCC, starring Taylor Hicks. Supporting Riverkeeper, special tickets
to the play also include admission that night to the Grease Cast Party at
Rogue Tavern, featuring Frankie Velvet & The Mighty Veltones with Rick
Carter. View details and buy regular or VIP tickets at
www.BroadwayAcrossAmerica.com/GroupSales  (type password: riverkeeper).  The
deadline to purchase these combo tickets at a group discount is August 23rd.

Black Warrior Riverkeeper is a non-profit organization whose mission is to
protect and restore the Black Warrior River and its tributaries. The Alabama
Environmental Council's 2007 Conservation Organization of the Year, and the
American Canoe Association's 2008 Green Paddle Award winner, we are a proud
grassroots member of Waterkeeper Alliance.  Visit our website at
www.blackwarriorriver.org. For more information, contact Charles Scribner,
Director of Development of Black Warrior Riverkeeper at 205-458-0095,
info@blackwarriorriver.org.