1st Annual STR Vintage Bike Happening

[freekengo]

How about some "Mickey's Big Mouth"?

[CPATCRASH]

Originally Posted by freekengo

How about some "Mickey's Big Mouth"?

we get a NO THANK YOU button????

[b-40]

old faithful

COORS

[katonk]

Originally Posted by jasonmason

Anchor Steam's not bad.

Yes. Yes it is. I'd rather have a Micky's "green hand grenade" than Anchor Steam.

[slowSSer]

for those still looking for the true RSVP, here it is:
http://www.socaltrailriders.org/foru...c=2&redirect=1

[OTHRIDER]

Back in the day, we always drank Henry Weinhards when we went to Gus Grissom Park. Of course, we were not riding bikes........

I can't wait, even if it is Mickeys.

[BrewMaster]

Originally Posted by jasonmason

ah, c'mon Sam, Anchor Steam's not bad. Not every beer can be a barrel-aged Flemish Sour...

It's not bad, but it's not that good either. I drink Anchor Steam on occasion when it's the best thing I can find.

Sure, not every beer can be a sour beer...only the good ones.

[L8 APEKS]

2 beer questions...

1) What's the general consensus on Moosehead? I remember my dad drinking this when I was little.

2) Can anyone remember what brand the "generic" beer was in the early 80's that was a white can with a light blue stripe on it, that simply said "Beer"? Or which store brand it was (Lady Lee or something?) It was in some supermarket's generic line I think, I remember always seeing it when I was a kid shopping with my folks.

[Mommie Mayhem]

Honey you're so old school!

Originally Posted by L8 APEKS

2 beer questions...

1) What's the general consensus on Moosehead? I remember my dad drinking this when I was little.

2) Can anyone remember what brand the "generic" beer was in the early 80's that was a white can with a light blue stripe on it, that simply said "Beer"? Or which store brand it was (Lady Lee or something?) It was in some supermarket's generic line I think, I remember always seeing it when I was a kid shopping with my folks.

[Pho'dUp]

Generic beer? I thought PBR, not it's the stuff they used to sell at Lucky or Ralphs.

[slowSSer]

Originally Posted by Pho'dUp

Generic beer? I thought PBR, not it's the stuff they used to sell at Lucky or Ralphs.

no, there used to just be "beer". it was a off-white can, black letters that just said "beer" and had light blue bands above and below the letters.

you could get most products with a generic version.

hmm- google images doesnt help.

[jasonmason]

I remember seeing the old generic 'BEER', but have no idea where it came from or what it was. PBR on the other hand - there's no mistaking that.

[Pho'dUp]

Originally Posted by slowSSer

no, there used to just be "beer". it was a off-white can, black letters that just said "beer" and had light blue bands above and below the letters.

you could get most products with a generic version.

hmm- google images doesnt help.

Yeah that's what I was talking about.

They had a whole line of generic stuff besides beer. I was never cool to have a Trapper Keeper binder, I just had those spiral notebooks that said "Notebook" that were white with the light blue lettering.

Though, my Pop still managed to drink Budweiser, he never drink the generic labeled beer.

[BrewMaster]

Originally Posted by L8 APEKS

2 beer questions...

1) What's the general consensus on Moosehead? I remember my dad drinking this when I was little.

I think it tastes more like the other end of the moose, but naming it Moose Ass doesn't sell as much beer.

[slowSSer]

Originally Posted by BrewMaster

I think it tastes more like the other end of the moose, but naming it Moose Ass doesn't sell as much beer.

that reminds me of my dad's name for corona: panther pi$$

[mtnbikerfred]

It was Stater Bros. who had the "blue stripe" products

[jeffj]

"Lady Lee" was the Lucky supermarket house brand. Whether or not that was the beer you refer to, I don't know .................

[1FG rider]

Originally Posted by Pho'dUp

They had a whole line of generic stuff besides beer. I was never cool to have a Trapper Keeper binder, I just had those spiral notebooks that said "Notebook" that were white with the light blue lettering.

I had to have Pee Chee folders only

Originally Posted by mtnbikerfred

It was Stater Bros. who had the "blue stripe" products

As a kid, I remember White Mart or Yellow Mart carrying the generic beer. White can with "BEER" in blue lettering and a UPC code. I think it was either 69 cents or 99 cents for a 6-pack.

[slowSSer]

Originally Posted by 1FG rider