In 1967, the small American town of North Platte, Nebraska experienced a unique ceasefire in a 'war' between two rival beer brands. When rivalry tensions heated up, a local businessman proposed a truce, known as the "Hops Peace Accord," urging the brewers to have a friendly taste-off, shifting focus from animosity to community spirit over shared pints.
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