The only time I've been to Wrigley was in 2015 the day they had the big celebration for the unveiling of the Budweiser seats in the outfield. Had a ton of Buds that glorious day and it was my grandfather's beer of choice and became mine by default ages ago.BG Knocc Out said:
I must confess, went to a game at Wrigley Field a month ago, and the only beer they had on tap at the concession stand was Bud Light. I drank one. Plz don't tell a soul.
We drank those at the Irish pub next door afterwards...i actually enjoyed them. Only went to one concession stand because it was so crazy and BL was all they had.Tramp96 said:Let me get this straight:BG Knocc Out said:
I must confess, went to a game at Wrigley Field a month ago, and the only beer they had on tap at the concession stand was Bud Light. I drank one. Plz don't tell a soul.
1. Wrigley Field
2. Concession Stand
3. Beer on tap
How can that possibly be ANYTHING other than Old Style? Was this a concession stand in one of them townhome roofs in the outfield?
Did you even try to go to the next concession down the concourse?
I mean, to be at Wrigley Field and not be drinking an Old Style is just unfathomable.
Keystone is a tolerable beer that is the poor man's Coors Light.Danwell Home said:I still buy a 15/30 pack of Keystone every now and then over my normal Miller Lite. 90%+ of my beer drinking in college was Keystone and I still like Keystone. Hard to beat a canned Keystone with a splash of OJ while watching College Gameday.Tramp96 said:Well, to be fair, Natty was off limits once I was no longer a poor college student.Danwell Home said:
Come on people! Natty or michelob ultras are off limits too!
Natty should come with a warning label that it causes gastrointestinal distress on the same level as Taco Bell.
5. Meister BrauAn L of an Ag said:
Back in college days, the cheap beer hierarchy was pretty much:
1) Keystone
2) Milwaukee's Best
3) Natty
4) Schaefer
Edit to include Natty
Tailgate88 said:5. Meister BrauAn L of an Ag said:
Back in college days, the cheap beer hierarchy was pretty much:
1) Keystone
2) Milwaukee's Best
3) Natty
4) Schaefer
Edit to include Natty
An L of an Ag said:
Back in college days, the cheap beer hierarchy was pretty much:
1) Keystone
2) Milwaukee's Best
3) Natty
4) Schaefer
Edit to include Natty
The Green Dragon said:
We used to get these 40s of malt liquor and the local convenience store. I can't remember the name of the malt liquor, but 1.5 of those and you were set. 2 and you were gonna hate the morning.
It was like $1.49 for one.
The Green Dragon said:
We used to get these 40s of malt liquor and the local convenience store. I can't remember the name of the malt liquor, but 1.5 of those and you were set. 2 and you were gonna hate the morning.
It was like $1.49 for one.
that sounds like maybe Mickey's? We called 'em grenades.HumpitPuryear said:The Green Dragon said:
We used to get these 40s of malt liquor and the local convenience store. I can't remember the name of the malt liquor, but 1.5 of those and you were set. 2 and you were gonna hate the morning.
It was like $1.49 for one.
We called them artillery shells
Are you sure it wasn't Crazy Horse? That was the strongest of them all. I preferred St. Ides or Mickey's.The Green Dragon said:
I think it was something like thunder bird, but it wasn't wine.
Yeah, sounds like someone was definitely bottoming there.agent-maroon said:Well... good news is that you're nearing rock bottom and will be ready to start that 12 step program before you know itBG Knocc Out said:
I must confess, went to a game at Wrigley Field a month ago, and the only beer they had on tap at the concession stand was Bud Light. I drank one. Plz don't tell a soul.
RED AG 98 said:that sounds like maybe Mickey's? We called 'em grenades.HumpitPuryear said:The Green Dragon said:
We used to get these 40s of malt liquor and the local convenience store. I can't remember the name of the malt liquor, but 1.5 of those and you were set. 2 and you were gonna hate the morning.
It was like $1.49 for one.
We called them artillery shells
I'm not sure if they still make them but they used to have 64 oz bottles of Olde English. One would get ya.HumpitPuryear said:RED AG 98 said:that sounds like maybe Mickey's? We called 'em grenades.HumpitPuryear said:The Green Dragon said:
We used to get these 40s of malt liquor and the local convenience store. I can't remember the name of the malt liquor, but 1.5 of those and you were set. 2 and you were gonna hate the morning.
It was like $1.49 for one.
We called them artillery shells
Nope it was the big colt 45 and shlitz malt liquors bottles. I think they were about 48oz or so.
RED AG 98 said:
They made a 64 as well. This was a one-time mistake for us.
Tony Franklins Other Shoe said:
Pearl bottles that had to be 31 degrees. Collect all the caps to solve the puzzles.
RED AG 98 said:that sounds like maybe Mickey's? We called 'em grenades.HumpitPuryear said:The Green Dragon said:
We used to get these 40s of malt liquor and the local convenience store. I can't remember the name of the malt liquor, but 1.5 of those and you were set. 2 and you were gonna hate the morning.
It was like $1.49 for one.
We called them artillery shells
An L of an Ag said:
Back in college days, the cheap beer hierarchy was pretty much:
1) Keystone
2) Milwaukee's Best
3) Natty
4) Schaefer
Edit to include Natty
Sea Speed said:Tony Franklins Other Shoe said:
Pearl bottles that had to be 31 degrees. Collect all the caps to solve the puzzles.
Bro that's a lone star cap
the 64s did also come with small, circular handles on the neck.Counterpoint said:RED AG 98 said:
They made a 64 as well. This was a one-time mistake for us.
That's it I guess! I was picturing a small circular glass handle (like on a jug), but that has to be it. Thanks! That was our one time mistake as well.
