After a couple of Michelobs, you could drink Falstaff and not taste any difference.
Plus, you got to figure out the "Concentration" style puzzles that were under the Falstaff caps.
Oh man. This touches on my all time favorite. CVS has OM 30 packs for $15.99. My other source has warm Hamms 30 packs for $11.99. Hamms it is for now.
Because he needs more cowbell.
“...an MSNBC report from 2010 indicated that Ferrell’s Funny or Die site was planning to produce sketches incorporating Pabst products...”
In his movies, too - PBR was the festive beverage of choice for Ferrell’s character in last year’s “Everything Must Go”.
Old Milwaukee wins blind taste tests. It’s a terrific, normal beer. Not that I don’t enjoy microbrew stouts. I just can’t afford them.
Got a good chuckle out of #3.
We drank the hell out of Old Milwaukee at Northern Illinois University in the 1980s, but we commonly called it Old Kishwaukee after the river that runs through DeKalb, Illinois. We also drank a bunch of Strohs 16oz returnable bottles, Point beer and Schaefer bock beer.
After a couple of Michelobs, you could drink Falstaff and not taste any difference.
Plus, you got to figure out the "Concentration" style puzzles that were under the Falstaff caps.
I must be the old fart here. I remember Falstaff 12 NR bottle for $1.72 at IGA in Jacksonville. Il.
Because they paid him?