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To: OKSooner
I agree with your Post # 9. Coors was once a great beer. Loved it! And then they went nationwide. Ruined the stuff.

Augie Busch once said Coors would never be sold in the state of Missouri. How wrong he was. But at what cost-to Coors?

Oh, and don't get me started on what expansion did to Rolling Rock. Another once great beer. One could pour it gently in a frosted mug on a cold day and the suds would overflow the glass a second later. Great stuff. What they did to it was a crime.

31 posted on 10/07/2012 1:01:54 PM PDT by donozark (I was a Vietnam Veteran before it was popular...)
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To: donozark

Should read HOT day!


33 posted on 10/07/2012 1:09:19 PM PDT by donozark (I was a Vietnam Veteran before it was popular...)
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To: donozark
Coors was once a great beer. Loved it!

I was a (underage) Budweiser drinker from day one. Then, Budweiser workers went on strike sometime in the early 1970's and Coors saw an opening. Coors was suddenly $1 per six pack.

Became a Coors drinker. Stayed that way for a decade or more.

My first ex-wife then was accepted to a dental school in Boston. We made several trips back and forth to NM in an Oldsmobile Vistacruiser.

Enough room in there to haul my personal supply and enough bootleg at $20 per case retail to the marks to pay for the gas.

Good days.

Quit drinking entirely 2 decades ago, but my remembrances of the old Coors are very good.

35 posted on 10/07/2012 1:21:34 PM PDT by elkfersupper ( Member of the Original Defiant Class)
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