Pabst Blue Ribbon's a real American beer

Inside Bay ^ | 7/19/06 | Bill Brand

[abigailsmybaby]

lol My momma-in-laws favorite.

Whatever happened to Blatz and Stag?

[Sax]

Dennis Hopper's brief commentary on PBR:
http://tsbolton.com/booth/beertalk.wav

Also, take the beer quiz at www.pabst.com. Cool old-timey music.

[pissant]

Petronski seems like a blue collar beer guy to me.

[MarkBsnr]

Making love in a canoe. I've got stronger stuff coming from my tap.

Now if you want a good North American beer,

http://www.labatt.com/english/lbc_brands/lbc_main.htm#

[pissant]

I don't know. There was Carling Black Label, Brown Derby, Falstaff, Columbia, Old Style.....lots of classic bad beers.

I think you mentioned Krusovice previously. Have not found it in my local store yet.

[pissant]

Is stroh's still available?

[dfwgator]

No beer thread is complete without the obligatory beer girl pic.

[pissant]

Little Kings is in the same class as Olde English 800 and Sclitz Malt Liquor. *shudder*

[pissant]

The beauty of Fosters back in the day was that you could taste the tin can. When they switched to aluminum, you could taste the beer, unfortunately. LOL

[pissant]

I've never had a Yuengling. Good to see a regional beer still brewing though.

[N. Theknow]

It is what it is. Lawnmowing beer, indistinguishable from those costing 5 bucks more a case.

Pabst was my first sip of beer riding in the backseat of my brother's '54 Buick.

Pabst was also my first full can of beer at my Senior Prom in '66.

Pabst was also my first porcelin-love to whom I sang "Ralphie-boy" after a case of quart bottles on my 18th birthday.

For those unlearned in the ways of South Carolina, 18 used to be the "legal" drinking age.

However, Bourbon was served to babies as a sugar tit additive when they were teething, had croup or wouldn't go to sleep.

[Mr. Blonde]

3.2 was the most ridiculous rule I've ever seen.

Correction is the most ridiculous rule ever. It is still around in Oklahoma among other stupid rules. It appears that Oklahoma doesn't just want drunks we want fat drunks.

[pissant]

Now, like a cheap knock off. When brewed in Olympia, like manna. ;o)

[dirtboy]

The beauty of Fosters back in the day was that you could taste the tin can

The beauty of Fosters was that you had to drink it fast so it wouldn't get hot.

[dirtboy]

Pabst was also my first porcelin-love to whom I sang "Ralphie-boy" after a case of quart bottles on my 18th birthday.

Gawd, that gives me a headache just thinking about it.

[pissant]

thanks for the link. However, I cannot claim that I prefer Canadian beer to any cheap USA beers. An occasional Moosehead I can do. the last time I had Molson's, I made it my last.

[pissant]

thank you. I'm going to track that woman down!!!

[pissant]

Aw, the benchmark memories in every man's life revolve around beer...

[pissant]

LOL. Someone is on the take. Washington State sh*tcanned that rule 25 years ago.

[Petronski]

Is stroh's still available?

I hope not.