Samuel Adams’ Boston taproom says it runs into an unexpected supply problem after thousands of Scottish soccer fans arrive for World Cup festivities. Following Scotland’s 1–0 victory over Haiti in its first World Cup appearance since 1998, fans pack the taproom and consume large quantities of Samuel Adams Boston Lager. According to Yahoo Sports and a Reddit Sports post that links to the same story, the taproom was not prepared for the scale of demand. As beer stocks were depleted, the venue arranges an emergency delivery to restock the product and keep serving customers. The reports describe the incident as an unusual case of a local craft-beer outlet being overwhelmed by international supporters during a major tournament weekend. Both sources frame the episode as a response to sudden crowd volume after the match and do not indicate any wider disruption beyond the need for additional deliveries to the taproom.