[pissant]

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

[CT-Freeper]

Pabst isn't too bad. Growing up in upstate New York, right on the PA border, Yuengling seemed to be the most popular beer in the area, after the usual mega-breweries. For those unaware: Yuengling is brewed in PA, in America's (USA's, not North America's) oldest brewery. And it's a German beer, not Chineese, despite what the name may imply.

[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.