United Center Shows New Drink With Blackhawks Celebrating Arena's 30th anniversary

The Chicago Blackhawks news hub tweeted out a picture over 24 oz hockey stick filled with beer as one of their new drinks they offered to patrons as a part of a new lineup of drinks and food being served to customers.

The drinks were one among many changes that the Wirtz Corp had decided to make as they promoted the anniversary of the arena.

The arena was originally opened on August 18th, 1994, to which both the Blackhawks and the bulls have enjoyed many great memories in those walls with the bulls going on their magical runs which led to many NBA championships and the Blackhawks who had enjoyed 3 Stanley Cup wins during the 2010's with Patrick Kane and Jonathan Toews.

The new menu had many new sandwiches including the Queenie's double white cheddar burger, numerous steak meals and the Berkshire bone in a pork chop among many other tasty options for patrons.

Unfortunately for the fans, the Blackhawks have not had a good season as the team has been near the bottom of the standings and has seen their coach Luke Richardson dismissed from his job where Rockford ice hogs coach Anders Sorensen has taken the reins and has put the team on a three-game winning streak.

But the anniversary being celebrated and the Blackhawks organization organizing the winter classic in which it's being played at Wrigley Field for a second time since 2009, the Blackhawks are giving their fans the best experience possible at least when it comes to off the ice.

Hopefully sooner rather than later the team will have the results on the ice which will drive the fans even more to the games to enjoy this new cuisine and beverages.