Drink of Choice
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HerbcoFood love the banquet beer
cdavis I dislike the snub nose bottles, I get it, it’s old school and what not.
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cdavis I dislike the snub nose bottles, I get it, it’s old school and what not.
HerbcoFood said in Drink of Choice:
cdavis I dislike the snub nose bottles, I get it, it’s old school and what not.
Depends on your age, “Snubbys” were introduced in the late 50’s through the 60’s and were thought of as kind of strange looking alternative to long necks
Snubbys were/are easier to ship and reduce breakage but just don’t feel like a normal beer bottle to meGive a man a fish and he eats for a day
Teach a man to fish and he drinks beer for a lifetime -
HerbcoFood said in Drink of Choice:
cdavis I dislike the snub nose bottles, I get it, it’s old school and what not.
Depends on your age, “Snubbys” were introduced in the late 50’s through the 60’s and were thought of as kind of strange looking alternative to long necks
Snubbys were/are easier to ship and reduce breakage but just don’t feel like a normal beer bottle to meglen i agree hate the snubby bottles, but the beer is good, so I just buy cans!
Isaiah 5:22 Woe to those who are heroes at drinking wine and champions at mixing drinks
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Tex_77 I just cut the containers and get a keg for my kegorator. That way there’s no evidence of how many I drank!
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Tex_77 I just cut the containers and get a keg for my kegorator. That way there’s no evidence of how many I drank!
wdaly said in Drink of Choice:
Tex_77 I just cut the containers and get a keg for my kegorator. That way there’s no evidence of how many I drank!
Smart spouses will keep track of how many times you get up to take a leak!
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HerbcoFood said in Drink of Choice:
cdavis I dislike the snub nose bottles, I get it, it’s old school and what not.
Depends on your age, “Snubbys” were introduced in the late 50’s through the 60’s and were thought of as kind of strange looking alternative to long necks
Snubbys were/are easier to ship and reduce breakage but just don’t feel like a normal beer bottle to meglen said in Drink of Choice:
HerbcoFood said in Drink of Choice:
cdavis I dislike the snub nose bottles, I get it, it’s old school and what not.
Depends on your age, “Snubbys” were introduced in the late 50’s through the 60’s and were thought of as kind of strange looking alternative to long necks
Snubbys were/are easier to ship and reduce breakage but just don’t feel like a normal beer bottle to meThe first time I ever saw a snub nose was in college, a girl misunderstood our order of Keystone Light. Some how we ended up with them, opposed to the cases of tall boys we requested…you know the underage life!!!
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I may date myself, but when we could manage to get beer from the package store, we got Mickey’s Big mouth. The short stubby bottles had a giant pull top. Hawaii had a legal drinking age of 18 at the time, so it wasn’t hard to get beer underage if you were close. We didn’t care to much for the local beer Primo since it was known best for it’s slogan “Hawaiian beer begins with P” and it seemed to live up to it.
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I may date myself, but when we could manage to get beer from the package store, we got Mickey’s Big mouth. The short stubby bottles had a giant pull top. Hawaii had a legal drinking age of 18 at the time, so it wasn’t hard to get beer underage if you were close. We didn’t care to much for the local beer Primo since it was known best for it’s slogan “Hawaiian beer begins with P” and it seemed to live up to it.
johnsbrewhouse Back in the day before “craft”, it was a good choice for sure.
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I may date myself, but when we could manage to get beer from the package store, we got Mickey’s Big mouth. The short stubby bottles had a giant pull top. Hawaii had a legal drinking age of 18 at the time, so it wasn’t hard to get beer underage if you were close. We didn’t care to much for the local beer Primo since it was known best for it’s slogan “Hawaiian beer begins with P” and it seemed to live up to it.
johnsbrewhouse mickey’s big mouth and “the bull”, wow you took me back some years there.
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johnsbrewhouse mickey’s big mouth and “the bull”, wow you took me back some years there.
mrobisr Yeah, I used to drink Mickey’s and Ringnes Pilsner a Norwegian beer out of stubbys
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mrobisr Yeah, I used to drink Mickey’s and Ringnes Pilsner a Norwegian beer out of stubbys
Also Little Kings out of 7 oz. bottlesglen You can’t remember Tuborg Gold then can you?
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glen You can’t remember Tuborg Gold then can you?
calldoctoday Don’t think I ever had that one
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calldoctoday Don’t think I ever had that one
glen It got sort of popular as a low dollar one with a higher ABV if I am remembering correctly. This was back a bit & before some of the others if I am remembering correctly. It was not too bad. At the same time of the Tuborg my big deal back then was probably Coors Leaded because we had moved east of the Mississippi & you could not get it unless on base at the commissary, so it was probably more of the “taboo factor” or something like it. My everyday though, you will never want to hear was Carling Black Lable, It was really like drinking water & so cheap, about $2.00 something a 12 pack if I am remembering correctly or was that a case. It was a long time ago.
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I remember when I was young and you couldn’t get Coors, the custom combiners would bring back many cases of it and sell it for far more than they paid for it.
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I remember when I was young and you couldn’t get Coors, the custom combiners would bring back many cases of it and sell it for far more than they paid for it.
bocephus That’s the way it was in Hawaii with Coors, people would have to bring it in with their luggage from the mainland. They could not sell it in stores there. When you would go to the airport you would see cases of it on the baggage carousel, you could bring two case back with you.
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I knew a guy going to college in another state who would load up his van with Coors and re-sell it for his spending money
Give a man a fish and he eats for a day
Teach a man to fish and he drinks beer for a lifetime -
I knew a guy going to college in another state who would load up his van with Coors and re-sell it for his spending money
glen Saw a bit of that or heard of it a time or two, too.
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I knew a guy going to college in another state who would load up his van with Coors and re-sell it for his spending money
glen Coors was a “thing” back in the day because you couldn’t find it east of the mississippi and because it was scarce, like many things, it was sought after.
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glen You can’t remember Tuborg Gold then can you?
calldoctoday man I remember that one, I think it was back in the early to mid 70’s.
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glen Coors was a “thing” back in the day because you couldn’t find it east of the mississippi and because it was scarce, like many things, it was sought after.
zbigjeff It was Coors Leaded too as the unleaded version did not exist. I keep thinking that the first unleaded version of anything was Busch & it came out if I remember correctly in the mid to late 70’s. I was a member of the Jacksonville Chapter for Electrical Engineering at the time & for one of our meetings we met at the brewery & they were providing the first samples of whatever it was that was “light”. For the life of me, I cannot remember the meeting subject matter, but I remember everyone thinking & joking the Busch Light or whatever it was, was just “Jacksonville Tap Water”. That was probably about 1978. It stuck never the less. I don’t think the Coors Light came out until after we had moved to Texas in 1980 when I was transferred.
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