[Red Badger]

[Robert A Cook PE]

Pearl. (Old San Antonio brewer.)
Didn’t say “great”, “good” or outstanding brewery. just “old” With a pretty Hall of Horns display in the pub.

[BlueLancer]

Ahh ... Falstaff. That was my first beer. My dad bought me my first one when we were returning home from a fruitless day of deer hunting in Michigan.

Good beer, and good memories.

[grwcfl537]

IN NEW ORLEANS, we once had Falstaff, Jax and Dixie 45. I guess the snowflakes running the city would ban Dixie 45 as being unsympathetic to the descendants of slaves.

[Clutch Martin]

My dad generally drank the cheapest beer available. At one point it was Falstaff. I was the yard slave, the yard was hard work and pops wasn’t having none if it except telling me what needed doing.

But after long hot sessions out there, and after the tools were put up in the assigned places, dad would say “son, you look hot, go grab yourself a beer and get me one too while you’re at it” It was usually Falstaff, and it was always icy cold.