Westfield Camp Rocker & Sprecher Root Beer Combo
Westfield Camp Rocker & Sprecher Root Beer Combo
or, "The Westy and Sprech"
This picture titled, "True Vision," features our very own Daryl Moats from the Great Falls location. You can probably tell this Westfield Rocker and Sprecher Root beer is a killer combo to "kick up and chill" on or off the job.
Work or play, the Sprecher line is a connoisseur's dream. We have a full range of flavors at our store, each with its own sell points, but for this one, let me tell you about the root beer. This old fashioned soda has a unique flavor you can only get from using pure Wisconsin honey direct from the combs. The Sprecher extracts are prepared at the brewery in a hand-made, gas-fired brew kettle, by combining honey, pure vanilla and a host of aromatic botanicals. Here is one of the suppliers Sprecher uses when making this root beer: Indian Summer Honey Farm.
That's hand-made in America goodness. Is that a hokey phrase? Well, it's the truth anyway. And I challenge you to come up with a better slogan when you taste this stuff. How's this one:
Sprecher Root Beer's like a pastoral poem in your mouth.
This Sprecher root beer paired with the Westfield Rocking Chair both add up to what some of our customer's would call... well I wonder what type of job this is--and anyways, I admit, looking at that photo, I can almost taste that Monarch air and that carbonated fizz drifting around Daryl like so much wispy cottonwood cotton.
This photo explains basically what Daryl did after setting up our Gone Loggin' expedition. He organized it with Pistol Packin' Pat, and then proceeded to direct the whole affair while moving from an idling tractor to the Westfield Folding Rocking Chair.
We got down with the Black Diamond 25 Ton Log Splitter, the Husqvarna 450 Rancher- and Daryl got down with Sprecher in his director's seat.
Just a quick product overview of the rocker. It's a folding, camp rocker and is always making internet's top-ten lists for best portable rockers. You can't go wrong with this, and in fact, I sat down after we finished this tree-felling escapade and wrote a logging poem here. I got the reclining idea from Daryl, and man, it was a good one.
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