Bobbi Sue Luther was a Dean's List student at The University of Maryland, where she earned a full academic and athletic scholarship due to her smart wits and tennis hits. Bobbi Sue currently resides in Los Angeles.
Important Facts: 5'5" Measurements: 34" - 25" - 36"
As the 2007 “St. Pauli Girl’, Bobbi Sue will be seen all over the USA, in the media and in the flesh.
Bobbi Sue is also a certified trained firefighter and hazardous materials handler, has owned, designed and distributed her own clothing line, and, to top it off, in 2007 will be launching her very own fine jewelry line.
Armed with her stepfather's knowledge of cars and a keen knack for all things mechanical, Bobbi Sue was a perfect match for her role hosting TLC's (The Learning Channel) JUNKYARD MEGA WARS. Bobbi Sue had the time of her life hosting episodes of JUNKYARD WARS, which continue to generate fan mail from all over the world. Her film résumé includes DEUCE BIGALO: EUROPEAN GIGOLO, and COME AS YOU ARE.
St. Pauli Girls from 1985-2006 Top Ten Beer Babe Commercials
The History of St. Pauli Girl Beer
The City of Bremen, Germany in the 12th Century was renown as a famous brewing center and where our Girl was born. Her name, "St. Pauli" comes from the ancient St. Paul's Monastery on which the original St. Pauli Brewery was founded and built in the 17th Century. She tastes great and may be good for our soul too.
Our St. Pauli Girl Beer is brewed with only the finest natural ingredients, without any compromise to quality or taste. In fact, St. Pauli Girl is brewed according to an ancient food regulation still in force throughout Germany today.
A Bavarian duke known as Wilhem IV sought to establish a far-reaching standard, which all German beers were required to follow. The German Purity Law of 1516 created a common ground for "how beer is to be brewed and served in both winter and fall." The actual decree states: "In particular we wish that from now on, in all towns, markets and villages, nothing more is used for beer than barley malt, hops and water alone."
St. Pauli Girl Lager and Special Dark were first introduced into select U.S. markets in 1965, and then expanded nationally by 1975. St. Pauli Non-Alcoholic was first sold in the United States in 1991.
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