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jimmy g said:
In 1981 I made a delivery to the AB Brewery in St Louis. While they unloaded me, I sat in the break room. They offered me free beer (I was afraid to drink and drive so I didn't take any). Most of the workers drank how ever many they wanted, and went back to the job. That always amazed me.
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I knew a guy that ran out of the local quarry stopped every load for a shot and a beer...........................
 
Triplex said:
PS - On my 1971 2-1/2 month motorcycle ride around the US and Western Canada I visited a number of breweries and tours - Rainier, Olympia, Coors, Hamms, and of course the three in Milwaukee.
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Back then you couldn't buy Coors beer east of the Mississippi River.
In the mid seventies I went on a camping trip from Michigan to California and back. I had a camper shell on the back of my pick-up and a mattress to sleep on. Of course all my friends wanted me to bring them
back Coors beer. I wound up filling up the floor of the pick-up bed with
Coors beer and sleeping on top of it all the way back to Michigan.
 
mud said:
Back then you couldn't buy Coors beer east of the Mississippi River.
In the mid seventies I went on a camping trip from Michigan to California and back. I had a camper shell on the back of my pick-up and a mattress to sleep on. Of course all my friends wanted me to bring them
back Coors beer. I wound up filling up the floor of the pick-up bed with
Coors beer and sleeping on top of it all the way back to Michigan.
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When I visited my sister in Milwaukee back in the 1970's I always stocked up on beers that weren't available back east.
 
Triplex said:
When I visited my sister in Milwaukee back in the 1970's I always stocked up on beers that weren't available back east.
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In the mid 80’s, there were many pumpkin colored moving trucks transporting cases of Busch returnables from STL to SAN and back in the belly boxes. I may have been a factor in bringing Busch to CA. :17142:
 
I remember the first time I drank Coors beer. It was kinda a light tasting
beer. I really remember the first time I drank a Coors Light. It was like drinking ice water.
 
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