thought this was funny and informative:
http://screen.yahoo.com/mansome-178-...040000403.html
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thought this was funny and informative:
http://screen.yahoo.com/mansome-178-...040000403.html
What year were those prices? 1971?
I with you pat, have not seen those prices for bar beers in 20 plus years
All nice alternatives to BMC, but you're right on the prices. Maybe from the grocery store, but those are all upscale beers when served.
Well, my local Wing Stop has a selection of $1 and $2 bottles all the time. Kinda nice. Occasionally they'll have the Toasted Lager or something kind of interesting. Sometimes its Rock or Pabst though.
Pabst is an honest beer at an honest price. A classic in my world.
Why aren't local beers distributed large scale?
Because they aren't good.
Sometimes the brewers just don't have the capacity. Look at Yeungling. It was local for 150 years or something then went national-- more breweries so more capacity.
Meh. Give me a Miller/Bud/Coors light any day.
Did a search for top cheap beers in America. Been drinking Boxer Lager. .42 cents a can.
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I haven't seen this up here.Quote:
Originally Posted by tnbrooks01
Im with Ian thought, give me Coors Light, Bud Light, Or any varient of those, and almost any American style lager and im happy, i just done see the point in spending a bunch of money on beer when i litteraly piss it out every 15 minutes when im on the boat LOL.
Enjoying a few cold Miller Lites myself this evening after a full, fun day on the lake. I'll add Yuengling to the list.Quote:
Originally Posted by ian ashton
If its free, cold and, gold, I'll drink it.
I have what you call an eclectic taste for beer, that or I am not picky.
Great thread BTW!