"Nine Beers Americans No Longer Drink"

[ZenMode]

That means someone is still drinking Keystone ICE.

 

[farce©]

I swear I could get a twelve pack of Old Chicago-if I had the returnables-for like two bucks at the Mifflin Street Coop in the student slum section of Madison Wis in the early 70s . Maybe two-fify. Goodness , maybe it was a case

I used to buy 6-packs of Busch Bavarian for 99¢ at Eckerd's in 1974. You could also get Schaefer for 99¢, the 6-pack was shrink-wrapped.

 

[fourheels]

I remember the Schlitz trucks coming to and from the plant in Winston off US 52 in the early 80s. Occasionally one would have the full trailer-side bull logo with the red lights for the eyes. As a child of the 70s/early 80s who was very much into trucks (thanks to Smokey and the Bandit, Movin' On, BJ and the Bear, etc...), those were pretty sweet.

 

[farce©]

You can still get a Miller High Life pony (kept on ice, not in a cooler) for $2 at The Original Pinkie Masters in Savannah.

Among mainstream American beers, Miller High Life is my choice.

 

[Zoo_View]

I swear I could get a twelve pack of Old Chicago-if I had the returnables-for like two bucks at the Mifflin Street Coop in the student slum section of Madison Wis in the early 70s . Maybe two-fify. Goodness , maybe it was a case

Probably a case.

 

[Zoo_View]

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IIRC, in about ‘78-‘80, a case of something like Pearl Light was $1.99 in Big Bertha.

 

[Carolina Fever]

This thread has made me want a Red Oak.

 

[UNCMSinLS]

Weekends were made for Michelob.

That was me in my early 20s. Then, I grew up.

 

[Wheels81]

I think this is appropriate for the beer thread. RIP Norm.

 

[Zoo_View]

I think this is appropriate for the beer thread. RIP Norm.

“I am gonna need somethingr to kill time before my 2nd beer…..how about a first one.”

 

[Milk and Cookies]

You can still get a Miller High Life pony (kept on ice, not in a cooler) for $2 at The Original Pinkie Masters in Savannah.

Among mainstream American beers, Miller High Life is my choice.

Same.

I can get a 6er of MHL ponies from my local grocery for $3. Its the best bargain in the store.

 

[superrific]

I can get a 6er of MHL ponies from my local grocery for $3. Its the best bargain in the store.

For $3, I can get two weeks of cannabis from my local dispensary.

 

[bassydude77]

Nothing like an Icehouse headache. I used to love Newcastle, but I ran into some skunky bottles one too many times.

Ugh. The Icehouse hangover is legendary

 

[ChileG]

From big fraternity court I would roll over to the Happy Store to find the cheapest six pack on sale, usually for $1.99. Winners were usually Schaefer Light or Black Label Light. No one would steal my beer.

National Bohemian from Top of the Hill (when it was a convenience store).

 

[hedge]

Natty Bo!!

 

[mpaer]

I remember drinking cheap beer with a nice young fella from "the great Southwest" part of Wisconsin He said for very good sip of PBR you eventually get at least one fart

 

[BlooVooDoo]

That was me in my early 20s. Then, I grew up.

I think you may have misunderstood my post. It wasn’t an endorsement. That line was from their jingle in the late 70s or early 80s.

 

[BlooVooDoo]

National Bohemian from Top of the Hill (when it was a convenience store).

Natty Boh with crab cakes at Faidley’s is the kind of simple pleasure I want to retire to.

 

[LosPollosHermanos]

I drank a lot of $3.99 12 packs of Schaefer Light from Ken's in the early 90s. And as someone said earlier, nobody asked for a beer so I got the whole 12 pack to myself.

 

[UNCMSinLS]

I think you may have misunderstood my post. It wasn’t an endorsement. That line was from their jingle in the late 70s or early 80s.

I remember the commercial and the beer, just much less fondly than I did so many years ago.