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desert heat

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Keystones, eh? I see them up here now for a decent price. Maybe my next 6 pack will be a Keystone.
 

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During the beer strike of 1978, that's the only beer you could find up here as it was being bootlegged across the border from WA to Vancouver so to speak. Both those brands were great and I used to love the Ranier beer commercials.
Knowing how Canadians drink, that beer strike must have been the biggest thing to happen since the outbreak of WW2.
 

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I've claimed my loyalty to Keystone more than once here. Night off, starting off with a Guinness Extra Stout and will probably chase it with about 4 of those bad boys before I conk out.

keystone will forever go down as the creator of my favorite beer commericals: BITTER BEER FAAAACE!!

 

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Knowing how Canadians drink, that beer strike must have been the biggest thing to happen since the outbreak of WW2.

Our soccer team manager showed up with a giant cooler full of those things after a mid-summer night game. I'm pretty sure I had my first three downed in under 10 minutes they were that good.
 

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That's all I drink in the mid-80's (ok, not all I drank, but it was my go to beer). I haven't seen it in about 20 years or so.

that's actually my #2. i like the skunky stuff, moosehead or stella artois. but that's about as close to budweiser as i get.
 

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Anyone had this? Had it OKC at a bar. It's fantastic and 7.6%. Reminds of that creeper weed back when I was younger


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Used to be able to get 40 ouncers of these for under two bucks back in the late 80's / early 90's which was a big thing for Alaska. This stuff was great.

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I lost faith in American beer makers when Olympia Beer was discontinued.

They still make Oly but it is hard to find. Only in select areas on the west coast. I have to drive 30 miles to get it here.
 

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Miller light > bud light
Miller lite does have more flavor. That extra flavor tastes like rust. If I'm going to have a near flavorless beer I prefer it to taste clean, but miller lite, bud light, coors light, etc all taste about the same so the argument is a little silly.
 
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