In response to the threat of Prohibition, Leisy Brewing Company created a non-alcoholic malt beverage called Bevera. The sales of non alcoholic drinks could not sustain the company following the discontinuation of beer production though. In 1923, the Leisy brewery closed down. Over 6,000 barrels of Bevera were dumped into the sewer. | Date: 1923 | Source: Cleveland State University Library Special Collections Download Original File
Source
Cleveland State University Library Special Collections
Date
1923
"Prohibition Agents Watch As Leisy Shuts Down Operations" appears in: Stone Mad Pub
