Old Mil and Meister were about 10 steps UP from Cold Springs. Can't
comment on Fox. Was Fox the bottom of the barrel at LaCrosse? Or was
it made somewhere else.
Dan--- via Mercedes wrote on 5/21/19 12:54 PM:
Worse than Old Milwaukee or Meisterbrau? Those were my grandmother’s favorites.
https://www.ratebeer.com/forums/fox-deluxe-new-beer-line-in-illinois-anybody-know-more-about-it_87246.htm
--FT
On 5/21/19 2:01 PM, Curley McLain via Mercedes wrote:
Old Mil and Meister were about 10 steps UP from Cold Springs. Can't
comment on Fox. Was Fox the bottom of the barrel at LaCross
ject: [MBZ] BAD BEER WUZ: Plugging Tires
Old Mil and Meister were about 10 steps UP from Cold Springs. Can't
comment on Fox. Was Fox the bottom of the barrel at LaCrosse? Or was
it made somewhere else.
Dan--- via Mercedes wrote on 5/21/19 12:54 PM:
> Worse than Old Milwaukee or Meist
https://www.studyfinds.org/type-of-beer-you-drink-reveals-much-about-personality/
You are what you drink?
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Charleston SC
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Bah! Nothing about Pilseners Nothing about Weissbier, Nothing about
any of the hundreds of great German beers. (Belgian, Holland, Etc)
Nothing about St Pauli Girl. Nothing even about Heiny. Nothing about
Canuck, Aussie, Chinee, Japanee Biers, or any other regions.
They need to do a real
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Old Mil and Meister were about 10 steps UP from Cold Springs. Can
I knew of a nun in KY who loved Stroh's Bohemian beer. Anyone who
headed that way from MI was expected to bring her some Stroh's. Not a
bad beer.
When I was in kolledge we made runs to KS or CO to get Coors. Nothing
exceptional about it, but if you had some you were "cool." rocky
moun
They've limited to the two basic styles of beer. Every beer you've ever had is
fundamentally a lager or ale, those two are the basic styles of brewing. To
oversimplify a lager is cold brewed (lagered) while an ale is warm brewed. My
preferred porters and stouts are ales, pilsners are an example
Strohs was the favorite of the guys from Da Region. They consumed huge
quantities. It was a constant source of argument.
Coots was quite exotic. I remember some guys renting a uhaul over thanksgiving,
drove straight through from Indiana to Colorado and skied a coupla days then
loaded up the tr
