Beer of choice

50 on tap is definitely hard to find. I went to Toronto a couple of months ago and stopped at Puck n Wings and they had it on tap. I was a very happy old man :-D

 

I am a simple man who likes simple light beers, but here it goes anyway.

Light Beer: Bud Light and Bud Light Platinum
Full flavor: Labbatt Blue
Seasonal: Summer Shandy
Microbrew: Motorcity Ghetto Blaster - a local brew that I am quite fond of.

 

Ghetto Blaster is a quality brew that my boy Fly introduced me too.

 

You youngsters and your fancy beers. I was drinking Pabst Blue Ribbon before it was in vogue and after. Had my first PBR in 1982.
NOW GET OFF MY DAMN LAWN!!!

 

50 on tap, now I truly have a mission in life.

50 has been my fave beer for 25 years. I think I have told the story on here about trying to order 50 on a patio in the McGill ghetto and the super hot boho Quebecoise waitress telling me "dat is what my fadder drink" when I ordered a cinquante.

My first stop in Quebec is usually for some 50 as I can't get it out west.

 

Last place I had 50 on tap was a dive in Sudbury, not exactly an easy commute from the GTA. A dump in my neck of the woods I frequented for years before it closed had 50 on draft, that's the only thing I miss about that place.

When I was in Montreal for the NHL Draft a couple of years ago all I drank was Cinquante. It was awesome.

 

Here's a blast from the past for ya, Chet, remember this like it was yesterday. Could still sing the jingle!

 

Bud Light.

/flips preemptive middle finger

 

Russian River Consecration...I wish. :'(

Right now it's Bell's Hopslam, but I can be convinced to hit the new Founders All Day IPA a whole lot as well.

 

Holy Crap that ad is tremendous.

I actually have worked as a ramp rat and driven a tug like that. However I have never looked like Buffalo Bill from Silence of the Lambs or have owned a pair of mirror shades.

Old school pontoon houseboat and a freaking parrot on his shoulder and a stubby. There are not enough superlatives to properly describe that ad. You have made my day!

 

Indeed, one of the great beer ads ever! The stubby alone brings back tons of memories. Those were the days!

 

I love some microbrews and good IPAs. PBR is a great old standby, though.