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MarkBNJ

Piney
Jun 17, 2007
1,875
73
Long Valley, NJ
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For my wife's graduation from nursing college last spring I bought a half barrel of Yuengling. My God that beer is good out of the tap from a fresh keg. It's so good that the price is sort of spooky. Like it's a long-term plan to get the whole country buzzed... or something.
 

TrailOtter

Explorer
Nov 24, 2007
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Yuengling is good - I usually drink MGD. Of course nothing beats a nice Guinness from time to time :D :guinness:
 
It kind of amuses me that PBR is becoming a hip beer now. It was big in the late 70's and early 80's but kind of fizzled out when the micro brews came on the scene. To this day there is probably no other one brand of beer that I have drank more of than PBR. But I'm working on it. Go Yuengling!

Steve
 

RednekF350

Piney
Feb 20, 2004
5,058
3,328
Pestletown, N.J.
It kind of amuses me that PBR is becoming a hip beer now. It was big in the late 70's and early 80's but kind of fizzled out when the micro brews came on the scene. To this day there is probably no other one brand of beer that I have drank more of than PBR. But I'm working on it. Go Yuengling!

Steve

Me and my delinquent buddies drank nothing but PBR from puberty into our early twenties in the 70's.
Good beer and most important at that time, cheap.
I liked Schaeffer too and my grandmother always had a case of returnables in the ice box.
I can still smell that pleasant, pungent odor of the emptys sitting by the cellar door waiting to go back to the store.
 
Jul 12, 2006
1,354
345
Gloucester City, NJ
I'm not a beer drinker (never have been), but my Father and GrandFather used to love their Schmidt's beer. When they wanted a change, it was usually Colt-45. That usually didn't last long before they were back to Schmidt's again.
 

lgench

Explorer
Jan 19, 2005
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Bristol, PA
At a couple of bars in CC Philadelphia, for $3 you can get a can of PBR and a shot of Jim Beam. Called the "special". Very popular.
 
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