YUENGLING smells Bud Light blood in the water...

[Missourian]

...RELEASES RED, WHITE & BLUE CAMO CANS TO SUPPORT MILITARY VETS...​

Yuengling Smells Bud Light Blood In The Water, Releases Red, White & Blue Camo Cans To Support Military Vets

The numbers are in and Bud Light is getting its ass kicked while Yuengling is happily taking the brand's old customers after one of the biggest marketing disasters in modern advert

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A great alternative to the beer that markets itself to the effeminate male demographic.

We JUST got Yuengling beer in Missouri...and it's pretty good stuff.

The Mrs and I are enjoying a Traditional Lager right now.

 

[Moonglow]

This vet doesn't drink and if I did it would be a nasty-ass beer.

 

[Missourian]

This vet doesn't drink and if I did it would be a nasty-ass beer.

I barely drink...but these hot days, working outside all day, that's when I crave an American beer.

My Old Man drank Carling's Black Label and Iron City Beer...so that's pretty much the flavor I associate with summertime yardwork beer.

 

[Oddball]

I think they've made such commemorative cans before.

It's in MO now?...That's certainly closer than Indy, should I ever get the jones so bad to justify a road trip to stock back up.

 

[yidnar]

...RELEASES RED, WHITE & BLUE CAMO CANS TO SUPPORT MILITARY VETS...​

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Yuengling Smells Bud Light Blood In The Water, Releases Red, White & Blue Camo Cans To Support Military Vets

The numbers are in and Bud Light is getting its ass kicked while Yuengling is happily taking the brand's old customers after one of the biggest marketing disasters in modern advert

www.outkick.com

A great alternative to the beer that markets itself to the effeminate male demographic.

We JUST got Yuengling beer in Missouri...and it's pretty good stuff.

The Mrs and I are enjoying a Traditional Lager right now.

Yuengling is a good beer and the oldest beer company in America ! family owned since 1929 !

 

[Moonglow]

I barely drink...but these hot days, working outside all day, that's when I crave an American beer.

My Old Man drank Carling's Black Label and Iron City Beer...so that's pretty much the flavor I associate with beer.

Carlings was sooo bitter but cheap.

 

[MisterBeale]

I see their brewer was established in 1829.

Breweries that last that long, are doing something right. They produce half-way decent product, and a fair market price.

The cheap alternative, a lot of folks around here hunt for is Hamm's, established over in Saint Paul, 1865. That's a good one too, if you can get it. I think Aldi's might cary them both occasionally.

It is a similar mass produced micro-brew.

But as Moonie commented, that sort of mass produced swill, ain't for everyone. I only went for that type of stuff, when I was younger.

I don't really drink but about a half dozen times I year, so I'm no longer into cheap swill.

I got a friend that loves to down a dozen in a day, so. . . you know, to each their own. Or he'll buy a case to last out a few days.

He loves him some Hamm's.

 

[Moonglow]

Yuengling is a good beer and the oldest beer company in America ! family owned since 1929 !

They were bootleggers?

 

[Moonglow]

I grew up in OKC and always wanted to try a Texas beer called Lone Star. I was down in the metroplex looking for work and decided to finally get one since they had put it on ice in a big wash tub, this was around 1981, I opened it and drank a big swig, and man that beer tasted like sheeeeeeeeeeeeet! Much like when I tried a martini after years of watching James Bond movies, that martini at the airport in Atlanta was so gross I could not drink it. I usually always drank Cuervo Gold.

 

[yidnar]

Carlings was sooo bitter but cheap.

Millwal

They were bootleggers?

i dont think so ?

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

I barely drink...but these hot days, working outside all day, that's when I crave an American beer.

My Old Man drank Carling's Black Label and Iron City Beer...so that's pretty much the flavor I associate with summertime yardwork beer.

Iron City dark was a favorite of mine.

 

[yidnar]

Carlings was sooo bitter but cheap.

Milwaukee's best was a go to cheap beer also ...

 

[Moonglow]

In 1980 when I was in college I drank a beer called Brown Derby and it was about two bucks a case, but it was rough.

 

[Shawnee_b]

Try the black and tan. I homebrewed years, worked a micro brewery, drank good shit maynard, but the yueng? Good shit. I was in Maine, bout 2005 one could only get t in PA, buddys brought a couple cases with them for a visit. Good beer. Also the oldest brewery in America

 

[Moonglow]

Milwaukee's best was a go to cheap beer also ...

Schlitz was too.

 

[Missourian]

I don't really drink but about a half dozen times I year...

Probably average three beers a month...but all consolidated around the summer months.

Hard outdoor work in the hot sun and cheap beer will always be linked together for me. It's the only time I crave it.

 

[Leo123]

I grew up in OKC and always wanted to try a Texas beer called Lone Star. I was down in the metroplex looking for work and decided to finally get one since they had put it on ice in a big wash tub, this was around 1981, I opened it and drank a big swig, and man that beer tasted like sheeeeeeeeeeeeet! Much like when I tried a martini after years of watching James Bond movies, that martini at the airport in Atalanta was so gross I could not drink it. I usually always drank Cuervo Gold.

Vodka is not a Martini.

 

[yidnar]

Fosters is a good beer .

 

[Moonglow]

In basic training, they snuck in Mickey's and I drank that for a while.

 

[Rambunctious]

Okay you all can laugh now... I've been drinking Keystone light... it is close to the taste of bud light... and only $10 for a 15 pack....