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$2 Miller Lite Night is back

I drank Miller Lites exclusively for beer from last seasons Providence game all the way to the Natty in Houston. I am willing to do my part again if we go back to back.
I do the same. Normally I drink a nice IPA, but if a big away game is coming up and I'm watching it at home, I grab some Millers. I did not do this until last year.
 
Lived on those my senior year (42 years ago). You could get a case for $5 and change (plus tax and deposit). You needed to down two or three before they became tolerable.
I like PBR and Hamms. They're both popular out here and if I'm not in the mood for the heavy stuff I have some tall boy retros.
 
Beat me to it. But the beer snobs, myself included, would love to see AD Dave and Nate share snifters of Treehouse barleywine at their Woodstock location and hammer out an agreement to sell $2 Julius cans at Gampel.
$2 Julius would result in a vomit filled Gampel. Most people can’t pound those all night and the college kids would try to prove they can. It would be a disaster.
 
I like PBR and Hamms. They're both popular out here and if I'm not in the mood for the heavy stuff I have some tall boy retros.
Those were Red, White & Blues; Pabst's B label. PBR's were top shelf in comparison.

Other beers that a college student in the very early 1980's could afford were Carling and Matt's (made the first beer ball).
 
Sorry, Genny Cream Ale was like Heineken compared to these upstate NY bargains in the 70's:
Iroquois and Duquesne. $4 for a case of long necks, yes $1 per six pack. Anybody else have the pleasure??
 
$2 Julius would result in a vomit filled Gampel. Most people can’t pound those all night and the college kids would try to prove they can. It would be a disaster.
Lol you old heads don’t even know what four loko is

We millenials and younger have done more than you know

BuT mUh KeGgErS iN tHe JuNgLe
 
Sorry, Genny Cream Ale was like Heineken compared to these upstate NY bargains in the 70's:
Iroquois and Duquesne. $4 for a case of long necks, yes $1 per six pack. Anybody else have the pleasure??
Uhm, Hulls (the original, not the restart) says "hold my beer."
 
Sorry, Genny Cream Ale was like Heineken compared to these upstate NY bargains in the 70's:
Iroquois and Duquesne. $4 for a case of long necks, yes $1 per six pack. Anybody else have the pleasure??


Well, Heineken in the states is trash beer. Every beer in the US in green glass is trash. Heiny's over in Europe are tasty.
 
Have you ever tasted the difference between Molson and Labatts purchased domestically versus in Canada? Night and Day. Worth the drive from Rochester to O' Canada

Lived in Rachacha for college. We made many a runs north of the border for Canadian beers.
 
Mickeys was the first “beer” I ever threw up. I still have the t-shirt they were giving out when I bought it.
I thought you were going to say I still have the shirt I threw up on.

My brother-in-law (RIP) used to drink Steel Reserve. We keep one around for the holidays when several of us pour one out for him and then take turns sipping it as we hold our noses. It’s…really disgusting stuff.
 
What was the Green Death crap at UConn in late 70s? Talk about nasty! Heffenreffer?
Pretty sure that was Malt based and still around in the mid 90’s when I was there. I used to funnel 40’s of it when I lived in the jungle!
 

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