Friday, March 21, 2008 - Page updated at 03:35 PM
E-mail article
Print view Share:
Digg
Newsvine
Pyramid Breweries inks Mariners' deal
By Seattle Times staff
Pyramid Breweries has struck a multiyear sponsorship deal with the Seattle Mariners, allowing the brewery to use the team's name and logo at its alehouse, which is across the street from the Safeco Fieldm and on Pyramid products sold through retailers outside the stadium. Financial details of the deal were not disclosed.
"It's going to be a centerpiece of our marketing efforts for the Northwest," said Scott Barnum, Pyramid's chief executive. "It's nice to finally and officially be part of the Mariners program."
Dozens of brands of beer are poured at Safeco, but Anheuser-Busch was the team's lone beer sponsor until now. Anheuser-Busch owns about a third of Redhook Ale Brewery in Woodinville.
Copyright © 2008 The Seattle Times Company
On the Economy: The Great Disruption hits Puget Sound hard
History shows investors in stocks can bounce back in worst of times
Sunday Buzz: Sunday Buzz: Real estate in play as WaMu and others shrink
Mountain bike motivates award-winning saver
Job Market: Protecting yourself in a bleak job market

Best Northwest Employers
Vote for your favorite Northwest employers in the 2008 NWjobs People's Picks contest. Vote now.
- Report: Palin didn't fear for safety
- McCain defends Obama
- Sarah Palin and the mean wink | Leonard Pitts Jr. / Syndicated columnist
- Seahawks | Charlie Frye expected to start at QB
- Woman charged with bringing in women to work as prostitutes
- WSU provost to return as professor — at $245,000 per year
- Rapists' photos mailed as campaign tactic
- Dog bite victims suffer long after attack
- Battle in Seattle | Central quarterback attracts NFL interest
- Ore. hiker dies after falling 40 feet
- Sarah Palin and the mean wink | Leonard Pitts Jr. / Syndicated columnist
- McCain defends Obama
- WSU provost to return as professor — at $245,000 per year
- Dog bite victims suffer long after attack
- There's nothing wonderful about the nation's mortgage crisis | Guest columnist
- Civil-rights lawsuit targets UW police
- Tea shops pour expertise with every cup
- Episcopal priest given ultimatum
- All that money you've lost _ where did it go?
- Woman charged with bringing in women to work as prostitutes
