The beer your may have liked

The subject of what beer your dad may have drank years ago and what you find good today,some of the old brands that came up were;Labbat 50,O.V.,Black label,Molson EX,Molson Golden,Old Milwakee,Red Cap,Brador,Labatt Blue,Olympia(drank when the Canadian brewers striked)Straus,Extra Stock,... Now days we like Coors light,Bud light,Corona,Stella,Sleeman,Brava,Sol,Becks Hieniken... what are your favorites and the old brands you remember? 

I remember my old man slamming 'ol Buckhorn beer years ago, actually decades ago...      man how time flies and how many changes to beer trends/styles since then.


Some of those brews you put in your list really bring back memories...       from many many beers ago!

Over and Out,
Curty
Keep 'er Twisted!!!

Good memories.

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I remember Budweiser and miller with the peel off tabs.now for me its coors lite and bud lite...and apple pie made in w.v.

Coor's Lite is one of our favorites

123.bert0621 wrote:

Coor's Lite is one of our favorites

 Yep...smooth and no headache!!

In my teenage years, my friends Dad owned a Schlitz distributorship and hence I drank Schlitz. Later, my older brother worked at a Miller distributor and I drank Miller(Anyone see a pattern?). As I aged aged, I looked for decent beer that was on sale. Now, the only criteria is that the temperature be at least 20 degrees below body temperature!!!!

I remember my dad drinkin Red Dog and Budweiser. Now days I drink Bud Light and Corona.

Bud light and "the original banquet beer", Lonestar when my Dad could find it. the hard stuff is good camping but at home I just wanna kicks my neighbors asses...lol

Grandpa drank Bud, Millwaukee's Best, or Schlitz.  He gave me my 1st beer when I was 6 yrs old, half a cup of Bud and then put me on the lawn tractor.  A year later he taught me how to drive his 4 speed 76 Blazer around the yard.  Dad drank Miller Lite.  My favorites are Miller Lite, Labbatt Blue, Busch, and Budlight Platinum.  If I really want to get the party started I slam a Natty Daddy.  I fear no beer.

My pops drank Genesee Beer. Most probably never heard of it. When I want to drink mass quantities I go with the silver bullet, when looking to drink good quality beer I drink Maduro, Sam Smiths Oatmeal Stout, or even a good Guiness. When its time to throw down its Jack Daniels, and my own homemade batch of oohhh White Lightning.

no white lightning out here, just "green pharmacies"

Ever been to Humboldt County aspen

yep, went to Chico State for a year, then realized I was not gettin any smarter and transfered to Cal Poly SLO. Its a "trip" up there..lol

I'm originally from Saskatchewan and this beer is only available there. The early European immigrants in this province drank this beer And is a Saskatchewan tradition. It used to be a good strong lager, now it seems to be more of a watered-down version After being bought out by Molsons but still good nonetheless. I always pick up a case or two to bring back to Alberta. 
It's called Bohemian or Boh

I remember Pabst Blue Ribbon in the fridge growing up. But the old man was mostly a mixed drink kinda guy. He loved rum and coke. These days I like most light beers; Bud Light is usually what I buy. But like the old man, I really enjoy a mixed drink.

I did try Genesee cream ale,its OK.Sam Adams i think it was Boston lager not bad.

FLOGROWN wrote:

Ever been to Humboldt County aspen

Humboldt,in California Redwoods yes.

123.bert0621 wrote:

I did try Genesee cream ale,its OK.Sam Adams i think it was Boston lager not bad.

Genesee cream ale, that's the one. My old man loves it, I say it's so so.

schoenling little killers (little kings) was the ale of choice when i was a wee lad.
they used to sell em 2 for a buck.
every once in a while i'll drink a hudepohl or sam adams now.
mostly 7 & 7s when my wife isn't looking

my dad always had Genesee cream ale in the fridge then switched to Yuengling lager and now nothing. my grandfather was a Miller highlife guy till the day he died. and myself i am allergic to beer. so i am a apple pie , apple , cherry , peach and mango moonshine guy it all depends on what i feel like making. i also enjoy amaretto and coke.

is moonshine good? everyone I know that has tried it cringes ...

09-rhino700 wrote:

is moonshine good? everyone I know that has tried it cringes ...

Moonshine is an acquired taste, straight it will make u cringe I don't care who you are, all the peach and strawberry and apple pie is pretty easy going but will still bite you in the throat. Gets the job done fast and no headaches if its made right.

Apple pie sounds amazing....