Posted on 11/26/2016 11:41:58 AM PST by BrownsvilleBeerGuy
What is a growler?
What??? Pennsylvania still enforced a form of Prohibition???
It’s a glass gallon sized jug...
What a name.
I like your handle. I’m not sure what the result of this law will be.
Short story: About 10 years we went to north western PA to a state park. We were doing some canoeing/rafting nearby. The park was empty. About 10:00 PM a snoopy LEO showed up at our campsite saying he caught a whiff of alcohol. He said there was no alcohol consumption allowed in state parks! He gave us the threat that he could kick us out or arrest us.
Question, who wants to go camping for the weekend in PA and not be allowed to drink a beer?
PS: I’ll never be back to PA again, and I tell this story frequently to discourage others.
Yes
If you want liquor, you have to go to the state store. They have the monopoly on 100% of the sales.
Here in Cali, you have get the state's approval to sell beer, wine and liquor.
And here all this time I thunk Prohibition was over.
West Virginia has nice Parks!
Yes, they do! I have been to several of them. Most close to the rafting areas, the New and Gauley Rivers. Beautiful country there....
A pitcher (more or less) of beer that you can get refilled at your local brew pub. Only it’s sealable. Like a Grolsch bottle only bigger.
In most parts of the country, a grunt is 32 ounces (2 pints) and a growler is 64 ounces (4 pints or half a gallon.)
An empty bottle, usually about a gallon. You take it to a brew pub and pay to have it filled with whatever beer they have that suits your fancy.
They usually tape the top and you take the bottle home to havew with home made Pizza.
Does it have XXX on the side of it and is drunken by a long gray-bearded guy?
It's a really small woofer that's still too big to be a tweeter.
"WOOF!"
Drinking a grizzly’s golden nectar?
When I lived on PA you had to buy beer from a beer distributer. It was only sold in cases. If you wanted smaller qualities, like a 6 pack, you had to go to a bar.
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