George Webb promises to give away free hamburgers whenever the Brewers reel off at least 12 straight victories. Brian Meehan, a George Webb spokesman, said the chain expects to give out about 180,000 burgers as part of this promotion.

Brewers fans came from all over northeast Wisconsin to enjoy their free burgers, thanks to the Brewers' recent 12-game winning streak.

The Brewers are in hamburger heaven. The team picked up its 12th straight win on Wednesday in a 12-5 victory over the Pirates, securing free burgers for the entire state of Wisconsin from local chain George Webb and putting the Brewers on the cusp of tying a franchise record for consecutive wins.

George Webb is giving away free burgers at all Wisconsin locations on Wednesday. The giveaway is a celebration of the Brewers' recent winning streak. MILWAUKEE - Today's the day! George Webb is giving away free burgers at all 23 Wisconsin locations to celebrate the Milwaukee Brewers' recent winning streak.

The Brewers capped off their run to perhaps the most famous promotion in the state of Wisconsin in delicious fashion Aug. 13 at American Family Field, scoring 12 runs in their 12th consecutive win to earn free burgers for all from George Webb.

The Milwaukee Brewers are the hottest team in baseball, and they're well on their way to winning the National League Central. They've just won their 12th game in a row, and their fans are thrilled - for reasons aside from baseball.

Brewers fans all over Wisconsin came to George Webb restaurants to get a free burger on Wednesday, Aug. 20. George Webb is expecting to give away 180,000 burgers. Before the

Large crowds came to get their free George Webb hamburgers throughout the Milwaukee area, celebrating the Milwaukee Brewers' winning streak.

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