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It speaks to me in SO many ways....
Or it would be the guy doing the cooking, pulling the food out of the microwave... :wink2:These days, I suspect the woman wouldn't be crying, she'd be saying "you're taking me out for dinner..." :wink2:
I remember Schlitz...Question is how many people know about Schlitz?
Question is how many people know about Schlitz?
If I remember correctly Schlitz and E&B were the cheapest beers in the store. Even PBR was a step up.Schlitz was.... Schlitz.
If I remember correctly Schlitz and E&B were the cheapest beers in the store. Even PBR was a step up.
If I remember correctly Schlitz and E&B were the cheapest beers in the store. Even PBR was a step up.
Okay, so you're saying that they are marketed as premium beers, not that they are premium beers. Whew. You had me worried for a moment there!a premium beer, marketed on par with Bud & Miller.
They are talking about the original Schlitz. That was brewed in Milwaukee by the Josef A. Schiltz brewing company.Why is everyone saying was? Its still around, at least in NM.
And its nasty. But cheap! PBR and Schlitz are for the po' folk that wanna get crunk. That and 40s.
No, he's saying that it was a premium beer through the 60s. During that time, I preferred it to Bud.Okay, so you're saying that they are marketed as premium beers, not that they are premium beers. Whew. You had me worried for a moment there!
They are probably close...did they use the Schlitz yeast cultures? The yeast used can play a role in the flavor of beer, bread, wine, etc.They are talking about the original Schlitz. That was brewed in Milwaukee by the Josef A. Schiltz brewing company.
As was mentioned in this thread, in the 1970s Schlitz was reformulated (cheapened) and the company went out of business. In the deals that followed the real formula was lost and not part of any sale.
Some retro beer artists did a lot of research and interviews with old brewers and employees of Schlitz and believe that they now are making the original formula Schlitz beer.
It is now basically brewed by the Stroh's Brewery.
http://www.schlitzbeer.com/Home.aspx