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Bert and Harry Piel
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=26HtmV0DmRU
[Edited on 9-28-2009 by DENNIS]
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Schaefer actually had a brewery in Pennsylvania, as well.
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Anyone from Cleveland?
Went by "Pilsner of Cleveland", or "Pride of Cleveland", or if you were from Pittsburgh "Pi** on Cleveland"
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| Quote: | Originally posted by vandenberg
Rheingold and Schaefer's, New York's finest.
With fond memories from my Buffalo/Niagara Falls days.
[Edited on 9-28-2009 by vandenberg] |
I know Western New York pretty well. As underage kids (of age was 18) we would buy 1/2 kegs of Schmidts from a distributor who worked out of an old
barn out in the country.
Also "Hey Mable, Black Label"

I know I've drank more beer than water in my life.
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I drank a few Coronas yesterday, nothing else available at the time.
That beer is the skunkiest pee water. Absolutely 100% horrible.
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| Quote: | Originally posted by k-rico
I drank a few Coronas yesterday, nothing else available at the time.
That beer is the skunkiest pee water. Absolutely 100% horrible. |
A-MEN!
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Schaefer beer sponsored the Dodgers in their Brooklyn days. The Giants were sponsored by Knickerbocker. And the Yankees were sponsored by Ballentine.
Back in those days, there was no proscription against showing people actually drinking alcoholic beverages on TV. It used to be a hoot to watch a
Yankees doubleheader. Between every inning, there was a live Ballentine commercial that consisted of the play by play announcer taking a churchkey to
a can of beer, pouring it, and quaffing it. Legendary Yankees announcer Mel Allen was also a legendary alcoholic. By the middle of the second game, it
was more than obvious in his call of the game.
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BajadanDi, I would have to agree 100% that the Brew 102 was probably the worst beer I ever tasted. But what does a 14 yo kid in the mid fifties know
about beer tasting. It got us all drunk and made us laugh and thats what counted. Will never forget the headaches we all got from that weasel pee. How
did we survive??? ++C++
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Thanks for the link, Dennis.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Kbb98cV7RI&feature=relat...
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Ken Bondy
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Growing up in LA I became very friendly with Brew 102. Without commenting on its quality, I do have an academic question. I seem to remember that
there was some significance to the number "102", other than it was the brew selected right after 101 other brew recipes were tried. Does anyone
remember this and know the answer?
carpe diem!
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Bajahowodd
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Beats me. But their brewery was located right on the 101. So much so, the freeway made a jog around the building. Could be that the 102 was tied into
the 101.
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DENNIS
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It mentions here that it was the 102nd try to get what they got.
http://www.breweriana.com/beer-can/details/4965/15/flat-tops...
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Ken... You are corect about the 102 name. They used advertise it on early morning T.V. shows. KTLA ?... Unfortunately its just been to many years and
I cannot recall. And as an old add man told me " Its all about marketing" and that is why RHEINGOLD won the battle. A sexy good looking German pastry
lady on the can with european like Rheine name paired up with GOLD!!! Your subconscience didn't have a chance. And remember St. Pauli Girl??? I
remember Bush Bavarian coming along and displacing Brew 102.. Wasn't much better tasting beer either. ++C++
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as a afficianado of Beer as long as it says beer cervaza rief ba moui ba on the label its all good.I live in the land of botique brewerys one in
every bar almost and i drink carta blanca or pacifico
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STAY THIRSTY MY FRIENDS!
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BEER: IT'S NOT JUST FOR BREAKFAST, ANYMORE!
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I just passed through the Denver Airport and had some Mack and Jack on tap. That was TASTY!! ++C++
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| Quote: | Originally posted by David K

STAY THIRSTY MY FRIENDS! |
Dos Equis in a Tecate mug? I guess Tecate does make something worthwhile.......a mug!!!  
OK, I'm thisty now........
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CARTA BLANCA in hand!
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Does anyone know if Carta Blanca still bottles their beer in those little bottles with the opener on the bottom? I haven't been able to find those in
quite a while.........
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