Rock Art Brewing Company Vs. Corporate America: call for boycott of Monster Energy Drinks

10-20-2009 • Rock Art Brewing Company

Attorneys consulted say there is absolutely no grounds for accusations of copyright infringement. After all, the fine, hand-crafted brew known as "Vermonster" has nothing to do with a mass-produced, utterly un-healthy energy drink known as "Monster". Yet with their billions of dollars, they can ham-string an independent business in court and bleed them dry.

What else can we expect from a company that sells poison?

Viewpoints expressed in this post (exclusive of those linked to on the Rock Art Brewery website) are those of the reporter.

3 Comments in Response to Rock Art Brewing Company Vs. Corporate America: call for boycott of Monster Energy Drinks

Comment by Rich DeYoung

Entered on: 10/20/2009 7:52:15 PM

You can contact the Hansen Beverage Company (their owner, marketer and distributer) at: 1-800-426-7367

Comment by Chris Toth

Entered on: 10/20/2009 3:13:28 PM

I absolutely love this brew. How could anyone do this? This is a beer with an alcohol content in excess of 10%. Why would any red blooded, American male sue or attempt to shut that operation down? They sell it at the liquor store that shares a parking lot with the company I work for.

Comment by foundZero

Entered on: 10/20/2009 1:28:23 PM

Please send Monster's CEO an email:
nick.gagliardi@hansens.com

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