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Title: PBR Lives On Post by Ruttly on 11/29/18 at 20:41:48 PBR , Pabst Blue Ribbon beer will continue to be brewed. After some wrangling in the courts Miller Brewing Company has agreed to continue to Brew PBR. Some months of rumors that PBR was going away because 2 brewing companies were no longer going to brew one of Americas best beers. However , I bet the price goes up ! I know Stewy and his father will be happy. Good news is always welcome ! |
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Title: Re: PBR Lives On Post by Gary_in_NJ on 11/30/18 at 06:56:26 I'm fairly sure that I haven't had a PBR since 1978. My tastes have improved since I was 15 so I don't see me drinking PBR (I'm a fancy man and I require fancy beer :)). But much like when they brought back Twinkies...now that it's in the news I'm gonna have to give it a go. I hope a swing of PBR is more enjoyable than when I was reintroduced to Twinkies... |
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Title: Re: PBR Lives On Post by LANCER on 11/30/18 at 07:11:39 So where is Hamms beer today ? Sadly, it died a slow death years back, but you can still look up the TV commercials with the Bear singing the Hamms song ! "From the land of sky blue waters, Hamms, the beer refreshing" ;D ;D |
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Title: Re: PBR Lives On Post by Ruttly on 11/30/18 at 07:53:34 Gary , There was never any interruption with PBR it's the same old drinking mans beer. Same as it was 50 years ago. I'm more traditional,don't care too much for fruit flavored craft beers,just give me a Samuel Adams or a PBR ! Lancer , I remember the Hamms brewery in San Francisco off Hwy 101 with a 2 story high glass of beer on the roof and the steam from brewing beer came out the top of that glass. A vivid memory for sure , sadly I haven't seen a can of Hamms in Decades. |
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Title: Re: PBR Lives On Post by raydawg on 11/30/18 at 08:19:22 Their Bock beer was good..... I had to have is butt ice cold tho to drink. Man, that thing had lots of flavor. When I was on the cheap, going for a buzz, tho it was hard to get much of a good one on it, was Lucky Larger, the twist off caps with puzzles under them ;D |
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Title: Re: PBR Lives On Post by sjaskow - FSO on 11/30/18 at 10:17:22 2429262B2D3A7A7F480 wrote:
You can still buy Hamm's: https://shop.hamms.com/locator . In fact, I saw a Hamm's truck doing deliveries on my way home from work earlier this week. |
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Title: Re: PBR Lives On Post by stewmills on 11/30/18 at 10:37:52 Whew!!!!! I actually had an "Import" PBR this week. Was in Montreal, Quebec on business and had a beer with my burger. Funny when the cheap-o beer you drink back home is on the import list, but hey, I'm impressed they had it! Thought the English/French can was cool so I brought it home for a souvenir for pops. |
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Title: Re: PBR Lives On Post by GOF on 11/30/18 at 11:13:33 Yuck! |
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Title: Re: PBR Lives On Post by stewmills on 11/30/18 at 11:18:52 Ruttly, I think we need to have a "talk" with GOF! |
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Title: Re: PBR Lives On Post by ohiomoto on 11/30/18 at 11:26:24 I'm a Miller Lite guy myself, but I've tested this a few times, and I can say with confidence, that really cold PBR tastes just like really cold Miller Lite! |
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Title: Re: PBR Lives On Post by GOF on 11/30/18 at 12:27:06 333425372D292C2C33400 wrote:
Ha ha. Funny. I've had it. Lacks any serious flavor. Tastes pretty much like the rest of the big brewery beers. My every day drinker is Rusty Chain. It's a local made beer. But I do enjoy trying other things. Not a fan of the fruit beers. But there are a lot of other choices out there. |
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Title: Re: PBR Lives On Post by Serowbot on 11/30/18 at 14:27:27 My bloat belly thanks you... Cheers!... 8-) |
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Title: Re: PBR Lives On Post by Beerm8 on 11/30/18 at 15:25:46 PBR used to make Brown Derby for Safeway if I remember right. That one died about the same time as Hamms. |
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Title: Re: PBR Lives On Post by zipidachimp on 11/30/18 at 21:42:03 Colt 45, for a cheap buzz! Genesee? 8-) |
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Title: Re: PBR Lives On Post by Papa Bear on 12/02/18 at 16:49:51 Sniff .. sniff .... I miss Strohs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fe0yZ2Kqz_c |
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Title: Re: PBR Lives On Post by GOF on 12/02/18 at 19:39:18 64776E777A7F7D7677736E1E0 wrote:
I've pissed in the Genesee River. |
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Title: Re: PBR Lives On Post by jcstokes on 12/02/18 at 20:42:22 In Australia and New Zealand PBR stood for Patons Brake Replacements, master and slave cylinders, and aftermarket vacuum booster kits. |
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Title: Re: PBR Lives On Post by Todd James on 12/02/18 at 20:46:43 Old Dutch was my favorite. Brewed by Krantz in Findlay, Ohio. Unfortunately, they stopped brewing it in 1966. |
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Title: Re: PBR Lives On Post by jcstokes on 12/02/18 at 23:20:30 Imagine selling that label to millenials. |
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Title: Re: PBR Lives On Post by Dave on 12/03/18 at 04:18:21 Sorry Stew/Ruttly: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ih-UJ780t28 [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ih-UJ780t28[/media] |
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Title: Re: PBR Lives On Post by Ruttly on 12/03/18 at 06:07:54 Wow that was a very serious party foul ! He is no longer welcome at my house. ;D ;D ;D |
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Title: Re: PBR Lives On Post by Ruttly on 12/03/18 at 06:12:27 1F34383026013A3131550 wrote:
Ah yes the good ole days when grandad & gramma sat around getting pie eyed. Love that label , thanks for sharing that ! |
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Title: Re: PBR Lives On Post by stewmills on 12/03/18 at 08:49:28 5B606D7A6B677C7A6169647B080 wrote:
I'll let it slide on the 12oz, but to do that to a tall-boy?!?!?!? Hateful, hateful.... |
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Title: Re: PBR Lives On Post by hotrod on 05/27/19 at 12:58:49 Pabst Blue Ribbon is not difficult to pronounce. Never say PBR. What's the world coming to ? >:( |
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Title: Re: PBR Lives On Post by philthymike on 05/27/19 at 13:06:11 Here’s the taste that brings back memories of my late teens - Rolling Rock! |
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Title: Re: PBR Lives On Post by hotrod on 05/27/19 at 14:24:49 Growing up drinking Rheingold Beer, and eating White Castle, made me the man I am today. |
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Title: Re: PBR Lives On Post by jcstokes on 05/27/19 at 15:03:34 Elliot Ness with a sword. |
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