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Neither of those brand are worth a shit, and those goes for Coors Light too.

If Coors is smart they'll let Bud and Miller hammer each other with million dollar ad campaigns, then when the matter is almost gone cold, Coors should attack them both and announce they are the genuine article. Might work.

Coors and Miller are owned by the same company.

There was a time when beer, wine,and whiskey was made and bottled by family firms that took pride in their product and really cared about being the best. Now they are owned by giant congloms that only care about the bottom line and just use the old names to confuse the stupid public. In our present day system quality and profitability mean the same thing. Keep us laughing while they sell this crap.

Dilly dilly!

Four Brewing Company CEOs find themselves at the same table. The Anheiser-Busch CEO orders a Bud Light, the Miller CEO orders a Miller Lite, the Coors CEO orders a Coors Light, and the Guinness CEO orders a Coke. In response to their puzzled looks, the Guinness CEO explains, "If you lads aren't drinking beer, then neither will I."

Both of their horses have diabetes.

Many terrible things happen as one grows up, but the switch to real beer, rather than this pissant stuff, isn't one.

Looking at the discarded beer cans in my neighborhood, it makes me realize we are victims of ignorant teenagers, who would prefer not to drink real beer. At times someone with more money than sense will throw out a (mostly) used bottle of stella artoise, that pissant belgian beer favored by our recent pissant president, or perhaps a wheat beer.

What poor taste. What a shame.

Our poor teens need to distrust beer ads, network news, and politicians though not particularly in that order.

I switched over to Yuengling Light several years go when they started selling it in MS, and I haven't looked back. As far as light beers go, it's about the best out there in terms of not being watered down.

@ 2:51

Try Southern Prohibition light. I don't drink light beers much, but when I do, it's the best around. You'll thank me later.

Busch Light tops them all.

@ 1:22..."The Genuine Article", you might recall, was the description of John Candy's shower-curtain rings. "These are the genuine article". You can't duplicate the humor in that movie. Ever. Not even with beer and popcorn. So back off!

Mississippi Baptists learned to appreciate whichever brand their bootlegger had in stock at the time and Mississippi is a great state for tradition. Today Mississippi's Good Ole Boys buy whatever is closest to the door to quickly get it sacked and out of sight to drink later out of the view of his wife and neighbors.

Rod Knocker: I don't remember bootleggers handling beer. In 1960 the Chinese grocery stores were selling beer to anybody who could reach the counter. The rest of your post is bull shit too. You must be a Sunday-Only Deacon.

"Coors and Miller are owned by the same company."

So what? Busch and Budweiser are owned by the same company too. But taste nothing similar.

Poontang is Poontang. But that don't apply to beer.

Stella Artois. Enough said.

Lol posters here complain about any and everything lol

But that Flat Tire is pretty good.

Michelob Classic Dark

Corona

Rolling Rock

Of course

Killian Red

Partial to Dos Equis Amber myself.

715, I don't know when, or where, you grew up but I can assure you that "bootleggers" did handle beer.

In my home county, there were four major bootleggers that sold only liquor - by the half pints. And three bootleggers that sold only beer. In fact, the first 'drive thru window' ever in that part of the state was at a beer bootlegger. Drive around back of the auto glass shop, they slid the window open to ask for your order, took your money and handed you a cold one. Or, of course, a six pack. Handled all brands: Schlitz, Bud, PBR, Jax and Dixie.

I don’t care for light beer. Make mine Guinness Stout please.

It's too bad Jackson doesn't have a reliable domestic water source, as that was the demise of its lone craft brewery.

SMDH, as the kids say...

Whatever happened to Falstaff? That was my daddy's beer. I'd like a can to put by the porch as a memorial.

"I switched over to Yuengling Light several years go when they started selling it in MS, and I haven't looked back. As far as light beers go, it's about the best out there in terms of not being watered down." Now that's funny!

Schmitz quart was a staple in the mid 1960s.