M'EWAN'S ALES.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 3073, 18 December 1908, Page 6

M'EWAN'S ALES.

AN EXCELLENT BEVERAGE. . Nectar for the gods was never supplied with such gusto as the epicure feels-when enjoying a glass of McEwan's delicious, sparkling, aid highly invigorating ale. It is a Scotch ale, made under most - , favourable conditions, and in accordance with the most aporoved methods. When a beer, competing with the world's leading brands, gains such popularity mat its sales more than jqual the combined sales of all the others, it must be good. The following extract from statistics, compiled in Australia, regarding imported .ales, indicates the high opinion in which McEwan's Scotch Ale is held by the Australian public:—Out of a total 0f.3,483 hogheads, McEwan's represents 1,724; out r,f a total of 1,342 half hogheads, McEwan's represents 578; out of a total of 226 barrels, McEwan's represents 146; out of a total of 21,283 cases, McEwan's represents 15,805. Such an indication uf how much Australians pprecia te McEwan's, is the strongest possible evidence that it has the greatest merit and finest flavour. Success such as this is not the result ot caprice; if there were better beer the public would soon find it out. Messrs Laery arid Co., Ltd., of Wellington, have been appointed sole agents in New Zealand, and under their capable supervision it is quite likely that within the next few years this A!e will gain the same popularity in New Zealand as it has already done in Australia. Those who enjoy a glass of ale should try McEwan's Scotch Ale, it is the world's bast. Orders may be sent locally through Mr M. 0. Aronsten, of the Post Office Auction Mart.