Coors raised the wholesale price to retail vendors on every box off beer in WA
20.99 for 18.....

marketing gurus and betting on the next "kickoff" to the new Yellowstone ........

Best deal still is two 12s for 20,,,, Miller in glass......

I sure do miss 4.99 boxes of bud and 1.25 smokes..
I remember a Milwaukee best sale at bakers...
4 for 10....

We built a fort


What does a box or bottle cost in your county?

I was friends with an old hillbilly woman, Carol, who always pronounced it "Curs Beer". She also called Killians Irish Red, " That kill beer."

Keith

I was a stocker boy when it was shipped cold and worth a fortune past The mid west.
I worked for a moving company for my 3 years after graduation
They transported to lot of Coors to Florida a to pay the “ unloaded “……

Paper logs,,,,,, them were the days………

Who drinks that carbonated yellow water ?

Milwaukee's Best - Good Lord that stuff is terrible. The only beer I know of that the 12th one tastes just as bad as the first.

Only transsexuals drink bud !.

Grain Belt Premium was a staple when I was in college. $9.99 a case.

1975. Went back to school on the GI bill in La Crosse . Lived with five other guys in a house near campus for $180 a month. Split six ways. $30 a month plus 1/6 utilities.

We kept a case of Kingsbury beer returnables in the fridge. Had a jar in there. The case cost a $1.89 plus tax. Anybody who wanted a beer put a dime in the jar.

I bartended at the Varsity Club several nights a week. Monday night was Tap Night. A buck to get in the door. Drink beer for free after that. About ten o'clock or so I'd get the nod to switch all the lines from different brands to one: Old Style. Plastic cups only. We used brooms and snow shovels to clean the slop out at evening's end.

Those were the days, my friend, we thought they'd never end . . .

if cheap but good are the goal Hamm's is the beer refreshing 16 a 30 rack

if I wasn't paying for the fewer carbs of Miller Lite I would be drinking the Hamm's

Miller Lite is 21 a 30 rack

but I get 3 lite for every 1 can of regular so Lite I drink.

Why support them? Budweiser employs over 65,000 people in the United States.

PBR is 15.89 a 30 box at WalMart here. 6pk of tallboys is just under 6.00 at most convince stores.

I can remembah my very first Coors Beer.

It was 1979.

And don't forget....iam east of the Mississippi...

So Coors Beer was not available around here... Back then.

We were working ón a guys 1967 .427 tri power Corvette

While he was on a business trip to Denver...and when he picked

Up his Caah...he handed us a case of Coors !!!

Well ....we showed that case of Coors to everyone...we were like Royalty.

You have to be old enough to understand what I am talking about

Bud WAS my usual until that stupid add come on......jk

$25.87 a 30 pack for Coors here

I have to ask was Old Style a thing outside of WI
may grandpa and all my uncles drank it , there was always a case on the back porch until it was too cold and would freeze then the basement fridge.
my dad drank Miller unless you handed him something else
used to be every where you went someone offered you a beer , now it is some places.

trick or treat as kids about ever 3 blocks we were invited in for a beer and baked goods

seems every old bar in WI had a Old Style sign out front back then.

My plant use to supply 100% of the Aluminum for their cans so I would buy some now and then. One year they gave a few million to an LGBT group and that was the last time I bought any. I laughed at people switching to the from bud. Coors went woke years earlier it just didn't get the blown up attention on social media Bud got. Social media was just starting and not as big back then.

I remember that. Had my first Coors around the same time. It was worth it's weight in gold then on the east coast. It had to be 'bootlegged' here. If I remember they had those cool push button type openings too.

right now Spotted Cow is not sold outside of WI, seems to have a big following tho all over the US.
I know someone who occasionally will visit WI and return home to Ohio with several cases of Cow and sell it for $50-$75/ case when it sells for around $30 a case here.

Other than that life is too short to drink cheap crappy beer, like anything you get what you pay for.
I'll buy craft beers at around $9-12/6 pack. But a 6 pack will last me a month.
One Great beer with a nice meal is better than 6 (This word is unacceptable on Trapperman) beers any time.

They run regular sales on Coors here $8.99 a 12 pack cans, $10.99 bottles. It's the only beer I drink these days.

Years ago, when I first started hunting elk in CO, I had orders from some of my friends in MN to bring back Coors beer. That was before there was before there was a Coors Light. We sometimes brought back as many as 15 cases since it wasn't sold yet in MN.

The last six pack of tall boys was just under 7 bucks here.

My father in law owned a bar/grocery store in a town of 300 people. I bartended from 91-95 until he sold it. Milwaukee Best and Pabst drafts were 50 cents.

Drove by there tonight and the Pabst sign is still out front

I always laughed as this town had 3 active bars for quite some time. Stills has 2 in operation.

Nice! I miss the old meeting places……