"Vintage Beer Brands"..

[ETR#101]

I had some rolling Rock a couple years ago. Green bottle, right? Maybe a stubby?

It was alright, tasted like Steam Whistle beer outta Toronto. PS....it's brewed in an old Roundhouse!

[Norm]

It's not yet available in Michigan, but "MOOSE DROOL", brewed in Montana, has to be one of the best tasting beers I've ever drank.

[beertrain]

My favorite beer is the one in my hand. As for my first beer, I believe it was either Rhinegold's or Schmidt's. And I wonder why I'm balding in my early 30's already. Now being from eastern PA, I have to say Yuengling Premium is probably the best deal. Good and Cheap.

[A No.1]

Prity sure my first beer was Rhinegold Extra Dry caue thats what Pop used to drink. Well, The first beer I can remember any way. I dont remember much pryor to 4 years of age.

[Jochs]

I also remember Hamm's, the land of sky blue water.

Along U.S. 6 on the north side in Nappanee, on the east side, but west of where the tornado went through three years ago, there is a business with an old "Hamm's" beer sign.

There is a video game called "Tapper" with Budweiser Beer, and another version with Suntory Beer, which I have never heard of.

[penn central]

Time to bump this thread I had my first can of 7UP Retro tonight, It really reminded me of the 1970's and early 1980's before they started putting high fructose corn syrup in the pop.
Edit I see they also brought back Mountain Dew Throwback and Pepsi Throwback that reminds me when i was a kid the first thing i would have for breakfast was a MTN Dew back in the 1970's, The breakfast of champions.

[A No.1]

[A No.1]

I do remember Horlacher Beer from when I was a kid. I think it was brewd in Allentown Pa near where I grew up.