[Cyman]

Sounds like the Coors phenomenon when I was a kid living in Ohio

[PIF]

Coors=water

[capt. norm]

Sounds like the Coors phenomenon when I was a kid living in Ohio

By the time Coors was available in Florida I was already bored by the taste. I am probably in a tiny minority that doesn't care for it.

Offer me a freeby right after I finish mowing the lawn on a hot day though and I'll love it anyway.

My favorite is Old Frothingslosh Pale Stale Ale...the beer so light, the foam is on the bottom.

*Courtesy Reg Cordic on KDKA in Pittsburgh.

[hinckley buzzard]

Nature's way of telling you you have too much money.

[Dr. Bogus Pachysandra]

I lived in Milwaukee. Guys would make treks across The Big Muddy to buy that cruddy Coors. They’d organize and take orders for a couple weeks. I couldn’t stand the stuff, and stuck to Rolling Rock most of the time.

[Daveinyork]

I remember the Coors phenomenon, back in the 1970’s. People here in the Mid-atlantic were treating the stuff like it was expensive champagne when it first started showing up in bars.