Ya drink it, not lick it!

Lol, just kidding. Cool saying.

They’re in the same boat with Anheuser-Busch….. cool saying tho

Did not know that.
What is safe to drink anymore?
In the 80s we could pay people to unload a moving truck in Florida because it was shipped cold and did not go past the line

Read today that the other Budweiser brands are also seeing sales decline. Didn’t know that Modelo was owned by Bud or that their sales were huge.

Licked / liked……tomader/tomato. Lol

Medelo also? My favorite beer to drink warm. It is going to be a bad day

Only thing I have found other than some craft beer readily available is Yuengling an pbr. I’ve been drinking Yuengling. Was a Coors drinker till bud light pulled their stunt an then I researched.

x2.

Pabst & Old Style I think.

A couple of my long past favorites. As far as I know both breweries are gone or sold. Only the label survives.

Grain belt light to replace bud light or Busch.
Or grain belt elite. no homo

I remember in 1979 when Coors was not available East of the Mississippi. I had a friend gift me a 6 pack in '79. And you would of thought I was Royalty...when I showed off that untouched 6 pack of Coors .. it was that special.

I really enjoy Yuengling but it's tough to get it up here and doesn't have a long shelf life.

Easy money for a kid. Colorado was 18. Got my first I’d at 14. Skied twice a month.
Coors out of Colorado and fireworks out of Missouri.

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Don’t do this kids, you would go to jail in these times.

Grain belt, aint heard that name in sometime.
On my grandfather’s homestead there was a car in the shed that been there for a long time.
Open the truck and there were grain belt un opened cone top cans.

Sold on e bay a, except for the best two.

My company used to supply 100% of coors aluminum. So I would buy that sometimes up untill I saw where they gave 5 million to some gay crap. Have not purchased any since and that's been over 10 years I believe.

Is that company Alcoa sp? Or a latter company after.

There is a pot site 15 miles from my house sitting.

Nessmuck I felt the same when we got a pallet of coors in the late '60 when overseas. Never heard of it before but all of a sudden it was extra special to us.....jk

Yes, well used to be. I worked for Alcoa 15 years then they sold part of my plant to Kaiser and I got sold to kaiser.