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Iron City, which is primarily on Tennessee 227 between U.S. 43 and Tennessee 13, was established in 1886 and incorporated the next year.
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For the Steelers: Pierogies; Primanti Brothers-inspired Grilled Kielbasa Sandwiches with Classic French Fries and Creamy Coleslaw; lager beer such as Iron City; and Banana Split Pie
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Garnished with a habanero, this concoction aims to represent all three cities involved in this year's game, blending tequila Dallas with Iron City beer, and bread and butter pickle juice, though if they really want to represent Wisconsin, they'd have held the bread and pickle juice.
Thrillist: Super Bowl Super Snacking: Easy Grub for Game Day Thrillist 2011
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I got George drunk—just kept feeding him can after can of Iron City.
Can You Survive The Zombie Apocalypse? Max Brallier 2011
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I got George drunk—just kept feeding him can after can of Iron City.
Can You Survive The Zombie Apocalypse? Max Brallier 2011
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Garnished with a habanero, this concoction aims to represent all three cities involved in this year's game, blending tequila Dallas with Iron City beer, and bread and butter pickle juice, though if they really want to represent Wisconsin, they'd have held the bread and pickle juice.
Thrillist: Super Bowl Super Snacking: Easy Grub for Game Day Thrillist 2011
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Deals include $3 Iron City and Miller Lites pints, $5 22-ounce "super pints" of Miller Lites, $7 bratwurst platters for Green Bay fans and $8 Primanti-style Pittsburgh Sandwiches.
Where to watch the Super Bowl Fritz Hahn 2011
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This, in fact, is a letter of kindness, much like your kindness when you "baptized" me in Iron City beer after a certain Art Modell sold his despicable soul for 30 pieces of silver on a tarmac in Baltimore.
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Over 135 years after Andrew Carnegie helped make Pittsburgh one of the world's leading steel suppliers, the Iron City is still working to shed its antiquated coal-hole stereotype.
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Over 135 years after Andrew Carnegie helped make Pittsburgh one of the world's leading steel suppliers, the Iron City is still working to shed its antiquated coal-hole stereotype.
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