I know this is an older video, but your videos have been really helping me through college this semester and with anxiety. This video made me feel so at peace especially when you said that you already prayed and just having a meal like you’re hanging out with us. Thank you man! ✌🏻❤️
You're welcome, and I am sorry that you are having to deal with that anxiety and worry. I know how it goes. I appreciate you watching, Nathaniel Todd, and take care.
I was watching the TV show "Timeless," which is a time traveling show. In this episode they went back to the 1893 World's Fair, where they had a beer from Frederick Pabst that had just won the blue ribbon. I thought it was kind of cool.
Ron, I appreciate the trouble you go to research and set up the paraphernalia on your reviews. That is why your reviews are the best and the most honest.
Always very knowledgeable Ron, i know this is an old Review, but i love watching all your videos! You've got alot of them to keep me entertained! Cheers!
Hi, Ronald - having a PBR right now! First time in forever! Purty good it is. I came of drinking age in 1967, and I drank a schitzload of Schlitz back in the day. Haven't seen it around SoFla. Also had many a PBR, which was a fave of my mentor from High School. Spent many a summer evening downing them with the old gang. By the way, another old brand we drank plenty of was Schmidts. No idea what happened to them. Cheers!
I'm surprised your Walmart didn't have it. Mine has 12oz cans in different sizes, 16oz in 4 or 6 packs cant remember, and 6 packs of bottles. Funny how distribution can be so different in different areas.
Great vid as always Having a PBR with some Churches as well. Soon as i saw you were having that i thought it's been awhile since i had Churches Chicken so i paused the vid here and drove up and had to get a meal!Great insight and history notes on PBR.Great content as always and Cheers to you from over here in Columbus GA.
If I remember correctly longneck bottles used to be reserved for bars and some restaurants and the short bottles were sold in stores. Luckily the Time Wise Shell station right up the street always has relatively fresh PBR. IMO PHR is the finest beer made, it's my primary drinker. Great video Ron!
The Cross-Fire 305ci 5.0L was offered in the 1982 Corvette offering a huge whopping 200 net horsepower. Fast forward, consider your Ram 1500 219ci 3.6L, puts out 305 net horsepower.
Man, PBR is one of my main goto beers. I get a little gruff for it here and there, but I enjoy it. I always have. I think it reminds me of my fishing trips with my deceased uncle. I have pulled him out of the creek many times. PBR was the beer of choice. Yes I was 14-18 years old each time, but man.... That PBR always brings back memories.
Having some PBR for the 4th of July. Its growing on me. Btw, I tried that food idea you have here. Some coleslaw with hot sauce. Really good actually. Does better with more vinegar based rather than sweet based coleslaw I find.
Of course, It was one of my favorites and I always loved it. They only usually have a couple packs here in the grocery stores in Miami, but never hard to find. I'll let you know when I revisit it again Ronald.
I always enjoy your videos . Very entertaining and informational ! PBR is my go to beer even though beer snobs look down on it . I get 30 packs here in Illinois for $12.99 . For some odd reason I got a taste for chicken and cole slaw now !!!!
Used to get this in college back in the mid-80's for fun. It was more of a nostalgic thing as I don't think we even had the term "old school" back then. PBR and Old Milwaukee ("It doesn't get any better than this"} were the ones I remembered that we would get on a lark. PBR was kind of hard to find so we just got it every now and then. But, we actually started buying Old Milwaukee regularly because of the price. They were both good. And now PBR is a cool hipster beer now. Who knew?
I had a very nice 84 Z28 with the 305 HO v8 in high school in the early nineties. It was tan and gold with t-tops. Not a fast or very well built car but cool nonetheless.
Right- the 1982-1992 Camaros tended to be cool cars, rather than quality vehicles, although my father had a turquoise 1991 Camaro RS (5.0 L), and he was very pleased with it.
I don't mind this beer, not bad for the price. Pour it in a glass while it's nice and cold and it tastes refreshing to me. I must admit, I might be losing my taste for extra hoppy beers, I'm liking the "clean" taste of "generic" beers lately, along with Sam Adams Boston Lager and Ale of course. Nice review.
Thanks, and I never did care for the beer snob attitude. Well, in my case, I am still very favorable towards hopped-up beers. I appreciate you watching, Jason W Baccaro!
I wish I had the chance to try it in the 90's but I was too young back then hehe! They should try to bring back the old recipes for these American classics. Specially with Schlitz.
Still don't understand why this is snubbed by the "craft beer world"... don't get me wrong I do love craft-micro breweries (many of them not so micro right now) but this is truly a tasty AAL. I can have it any day. A+ in my books.
❤️ your PBR shirt and hat. And I have heard of Schlitz, I’m in my early 40’s and I remember back around ‘08, Schlitz made a brief resurgence. I bought some, and remember it being quite good, sad it’s not more widely available
And my thing is drink what you like, do not judge others for what they like, just try different beers and styles, you will be surprised of how great beers and choices we have, never before in beers, like in the past
Great information on Pabst. Great video also. Relaxing, and with the train sounds. Growing up, my dad would drink Blue Ribbon and he let me have a sip. I don't remember if I liked it, probably not being young, but the moment was the most important. I'm going to try a Blue Ribbon again. He switched to Miller High Life over the years and works at a bartending supply company so now it's whatever he gets for free. But those two beers were (are) the major ones.
I still get no end of flack from my friends when I buy Paps. I think it's great stuff for the price. That's an impressive collection of memorabilia. I've got to start scouting the Good Wills around here for one of those goblets.
@@radarreally2110 I was born in 79 and have to admit that I don't get the hipsters at all. But don't care enough to hate them either lol. Love me some PBR though that popular beer with the rice in it gives me a bad headache every time.
One of the problems with Schlitz is that it is overpriced. In my area we only get six packs of bottles, which sell for $6.99. For only $7.99 I can get a 12 pack of Pabst. Safe to say I almost always get Pabst.
I've only recently rediscovered Pabst. It's far and away my favourite American Pale Adjunct Lager. It's a smooth, grassy, nutty palette cleanser between busy Craft Brews; but stands up well on its own.
I was born in 1989 and I've heard of Schlitz my whole life, mainly because my father and older relatives were big fans of it. One beer I've yet to try yet, but will add it on the list. Love your videos keep the coming
I'm a bit surprised that you had trouble finding PBR. It's pretty universally available here in OKC. I actually really like Pabst for a regular beer. I think it's better than a lot of them. Schlitz is really tough to get here though. I like it even better but I can only find it in one store across town.
Well, it was in 3 of the 6 stores I visited, but one one store had "in date" cans. It is odd, though, that it wasn't everywhere. Thanks for watching, Squirrel Man. I appreciate it!
Do you know if there is any store down near where you live, that allows people to order beer online? Schlitz is completely gone from my area, and I'm really upset about it, because it is my favorite low priced beer. I know based on the Schlitz website, that it is sold pretty much everywhere close to where you live. Pabst I can easily find, for now anyways.
Have not had a PBR for many years....to me the last time I drank it the beer tasted watery...really....like they put 9oz beer in the bottle and added 3oz of water....I stopped drinking it....perhaps I'll try it again....good review...I'm really like'in your channel
Ron, I love Church's Chicken. Unfortunately, it's no longer available in Boston. It was around town in the 80's and early 90's. Now it's been replaced by Popeye's around these parts. Which is fine...but, I miss Church's...And I love PBR which is sold EVERYWHERE in Boston. It's more available than Coors Banquet around here, which is crazy. Anyway, great review as always!
Great Video, Jay. I always get hungry when I see you consume a tasty meal and drink a cold one. I decided to make some baked chicken. PBR beer is a quality product. I drink it a lot.
Fine review Jay! Every so often I will buy a 12 pack of bottles and enjoy the Pabst experience. If they would raise the IBUs 2-5 higher I would drink this more often. But then they would lose some of their core market. How about a Pabst old school beer like that? Pabst gold or Pabst original?
I am 46 and I have heard of Schlitz Beer, and I have wanted to try some but I can't find any where I live in Ky. Also Pabst Blue Ribbon which is available where I live is one of my favorites. I have a relative who is always talking about how nasty Pabst is, but I don't get what he is talking about I like it just fine. Guess his taste and mine are just different.
Ronald Theriot I'm surprised you had a hard time finding Pabst it's a pretty main stream beer I first started drinking Pabst in 2015 it became my go to beer all year long that year when I went to USA Bellingham Washington in the Summer of 2016 I saw Past for $11.99 24 case cans at a Drug store
Luis Guillen same here in Vancouver Canada where I'm from I'm sure Pabst is cheaper in North Carolina state it's on sale 15 cans case $18.99 untill March 31 2017. at the BC Goverment Liquor store
PBR is a great beer. I just bought a 12 pack of cans for 8.49 here in Salinas, CA. I probably should have gone to Wal-Mart instead of Nob Hill. Cheers, Jay!
Like all college kids from 2008, I started drinking Pabst because it was like 9 bucks for an 18 pack and my uncle told me it was the worst beer in the world. So there ya have it. Busted.
Hey Ron, The next time I watch one of your vidoe's I'm going to have a box of fried chicken with all the fixin's. you make me hungry, like another comment said.Cheers.
Haha no problem. Around here in Dayton, OH the only place they're still open is " the ghetto", great food though. I will continue to enjoy your videos!
That's insanity. I bought a 12-pack of Schlitz, today, and it was $11.49. Thanks for watching, Music of Destruction. I appreciate it! I'd like to try the Canadian-brewed Pabst Blue Ribbon.
Crazy your cousin was 39 when you had made this vid and had never heard of Schlitz. I was born in 91 and I drank my first Schlitz beer when I was 16....I mean 21. ;). Pbr is my go to for sure now, although I used to love Old Style.
I know this is an older video, but your videos have been really helping me through college this semester and with anxiety. This video made me feel so at peace especially when you said that you already prayed and just having a meal like you’re hanging out with us. Thank you man! ✌🏻❤️
You're welcome, and I am sorry that you are having to deal with that anxiety and worry. I know how it goes. I appreciate you watching, Nathaniel Todd, and take care.
I love it when you fill your reviews full of history, it makes it so much more interesting !!!
Yes, I think so, M RS. I appreciate your support!
I was watching the TV show "Timeless," which is a time traveling show. In this episode they went back to the 1893 World's Fair, where they had a beer from Frederick Pabst that had just won the blue ribbon. I thought it was kind of cool.
That is pretty cool, Jeff.
PBR is so disrespected among my friends and i dont know why. its a classic and it tastes great! have old family photos with my grandpa drinking PBR
It's an unfair criticism. Thanks for watching, 94rocker1. I appreciate it!
94rocker1 I Love Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer
Pbr is just a good value. Beer snobs think a beer has to be expensive and imported to be satisfying.
Just got a 30 pack of PBR and I absolutely adore it! I hope Pabst gets their business in order soon because they have some great recipes.
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Right. Will they ever get their business in order?
Ron, your videos are so relaxing. My faves are the ones where you munch whilst drinking the brew. Keep 'em coming!
Thanks, Trip Shaker. I appreciate it!
Ron, I appreciate the trouble you go to research and set up the paraphernalia on your reviews. That is why your reviews are the best and the most honest.
Thanks, Claude! I surely appreciate your support!
Always very knowledgeable Ron, i know this is an old Review, but i love watching all your videos! You've got alot of them to keep me entertained! Cheers!
Thanks, EC LQ R! Cheers back to you!
You are my go to on beer reviews my friend keep up the great work
Thanks, Jon Seaman. I appreciate you watching!
Hi, Ronald - having a PBR right now! First time in forever! Purty good it is. I came of drinking age in 1967, and I drank a schitzload of Schlitz back in the day. Haven't seen it around SoFla. Also had many a PBR, which was a fave of my mentor from High School. Spent many a summer evening downing them with the old gang. By the way, another old brand we drank plenty of was Schmidts. No idea what happened to them. Cheers!
Schmidt's was bought out by Pabst, a.w., but it's hardly available, these days. Cheers back to you!
one of my favorite beers of all time. i got a nice 12 pack of Pabst Blue Ribbon yesterday, such a tasty and refreshing beer. CHEERS
I am glad you enjoyed it, Chip Jones, and cheers back to you! Thanks for watching. I appreciate it!
I have a pair of those exact schooners that i use as my primary glasses for lagers.
They sure are nice, aren't they?
I'm surprised your Walmart didn't have it. Mine has 12oz cans in different sizes, 16oz in 4 or 6 packs cant remember, and 6 packs of bottles.
Funny how distribution can be so different in different areas.
Well, all the other stores, here, have it, but Walmart chose not to carry it, for whatever reason. Thanks for watching, forrest225. I appreciate it!
I like Pabst as well
It's a nice, enjoyable beer.
Nice video and great collection of pabst stuff.
Thanks, on both counts.
Great vid as always Having a PBR with some Churches as well. Soon as i saw you were having that i thought it's been awhile since i had Churches Chicken so i paused the vid here and drove up and had to get a meal!Great insight and history notes on PBR.Great content as always and Cheers to you from over here in Columbus GA.
Excellent, OC! I'm glad you had an enjoyable meal!
If I remember correctly longneck bottles used to be reserved for bars and some restaurants and the short bottles were sold in stores. Luckily the Time Wise Shell station right up the street always has relatively fresh PBR. IMO PHR is the finest beer made, it's my primary drinker. Great video Ron!
Thansk, hcd, and I believe you're right about the short-neck/long-neck thing. I'd forgotten about that.
The Cross-Fire 305ci 5.0L was offered in the 1982 Corvette offering a huge whopping 200 net horsepower. Fast forward, consider your Ram 1500 219ci 3.6L, puts out 305 net horsepower.
Yes, that's right, and I think that 1982 engine was actually only 160 net horsepower.
Man, PBR is one of my main goto beers. I get a little gruff for it here and there, but I enjoy it. I always have. I think it reminds me of my fishing trips with my deceased uncle. I have pulled him out of the creek many times. PBR was the beer of choice. Yes I was 14-18 years old each time, but man.... That PBR always brings back memories.
Good ole P.B.R.!
Yessir!
Having some PBR for the 4th of July. Its growing on me. Btw, I tried that food idea you have here. Some coleslaw with hot sauce. Really good actually. Does better with more vinegar based rather than sweet based coleslaw I find.
Yes, the vinegar-based coleslaws are better.
Havent had PBR in years. Around 2014 it was my go to, was going very well back then. Cheers ronald.
Cheers, back to you, FSMMA! Do you think you'll revisit PBR?
Of course, It was one of my favorites and I always loved it. They only usually have a couple packs here in the grocery stores in Miami, but never hard to find. I'll let you know when I revisit it again Ronald.
Okay. Thanks, man!
I always enjoy your videos . Very entertaining and informational ! PBR is my go to beer even though beer snobs look down on it . I get 30 packs here in Illinois for $12.99 . For some odd reason I got a taste for chicken and cole slaw now !!!!
That's a fantastic price! A taste for chicken & cole slaw, eh? Thanks for watching, Carl Erikson. I appreciate it!
Used to get this in college back in the mid-80's for fun. It was more of a nostalgic thing as I don't think we even had the term "old school" back then. PBR and Old Milwaukee ("It doesn't get any better than this"} were the ones I remembered that we would get on a lark. PBR was kind of hard to find so we just got it every now and then. But, we actually started buying Old Milwaukee regularly because of the price. They were both good. And now PBR is a cool hipster beer now. Who knew?
Right. Back in 1999, I never dreamed it would ever again be popular.
I had a very nice 84 Z28 with the 305 HO v8 in high school in the early nineties. It was tan and gold with t-tops. Not a fast or very well built car but cool nonetheless.
Right- the 1982-1992 Camaros tended to be cool cars, rather than quality vehicles, although my father had a turquoise 1991 Camaro RS (5.0 L), and he was very pleased with it.
I don't mind this beer, not bad for the price. Pour it in a glass while it's nice and cold and it tastes refreshing to me. I must admit, I might be losing my taste for extra hoppy beers, I'm liking the "clean" taste of "generic" beers lately, along with Sam Adams Boston Lager and Ale of course.
Nice review.
Thanks, and I never did care for the beer snob attitude. Well, in my case, I am still very favorable towards hopped-up beers. I appreciate you watching, Jason W Baccaro!
Nice video production, and bottle collection.
Thanks, on both counts!
always enjoy watching your videos
I'm glad you like them, wranglerX. Thanks for watching. I appreciate it!
I enjoy Pabst in the summer. The first sip is sweet though, after that I'm in for the ride! I do get the white wine too.
Yeah, there is definitely a winey thing, with it, and it was even more prominent, back in the 1990s, I think.
I wish I had the chance to try it in the 90's but I was too young back then hehe! They should try to bring back the old recipes for these American classics. Specially with Schlitz.
Still don't understand why this is snubbed by the "craft beer world"... don't get me wrong I do love craft-micro breweries (many of them not so micro right now) but this is truly a tasty AAL. I can have it any day. A+ in my books.
The snubbing makes no sense to me, either, HB.
3:24 “I said, let me get out of here, man.”
I don’t know why, but that line always kills me, Ron! lol
Ha-ha. Thanks for watching, D-Day 92. I appreciate it!
just bought 2 cases at a beer wholesaler for £65!!! luv this brew ron!
Excellent, floogie!
❤️ your PBR shirt and hat. And I have heard of Schlitz, I’m in my early 40’s and I remember back around ‘08, Schlitz made a brief resurgence. I bought some, and remember it being quite good, sad it’s not more widely available
It is sad, but my town still gets Schlitz and Schlitz High Gravity, thankfully.
And my thing is drink what you like, do not judge others for what they like, just try different beers and styles, you will be surprised of how great beers and choices we have, never before in beers, like in the past
I 100% agree with you.
brewed here now ron! £6 for a six pack of 330 ml cans ,brewed in scotland, you know wot? its the real deal!!!!!!
Yes, another British associate of mine was telling me this, and we plan to examine Pabst Blue Ribbon on Thursday!
nice one,im lookin foward to your review on our pabst!!!!
Great information on Pabst. Great video also. Relaxing, and with the train sounds. Growing up, my dad would drink Blue Ribbon and he let me have a sip. I don't remember if I liked it, probably not being young, but the moment was the most important. I'm going to try a Blue Ribbon again. He switched to Miller High Life over the years and works at a bartending supply company so now it's whatever he gets for free. But those two beers were (are) the major ones.
Excellent comments, tnctbm. I appreciate you watching. Thanks!
I still get no end of flack from my friends when I buy Paps. I think it's great stuff for the price.
That's an impressive collection of memorabilia. I've got to start scouting the Good Wills around here for one of those goblets.
You really can find some interesting stuff at those thrift stores. Yeah, I don't get the hate for Pabst Blue Ribbon.
Ronald Theriot I think it's because of the hipster culture it picked up for a couple years there. People love to hate hipsters and anything they like.
@@radarreally2110 I was born in 79 and have to admit that I don't get the hipsters at all. But don't care enough to hate them either lol. Love me some PBR though that popular beer with the rice in it gives me a bad headache every time.
Went to a Detroit Tigers game last year and there was a bar serving chili dogs. Turned out PBR draft was an excellent complement to the chili dogs.
Oh! Man! I loved Pabst Blue Ribbon, on draft!
One of the problems with Schlitz is that it is overpriced. In my area we only get six packs of bottles, which sell for $6.99. For only $7.99 I can get a 12 pack of Pabst. Safe to say I almost always get Pabst.
Schlitz is a bit pricey, here, too.
Still love watching your review. GEAUX SAINTS! I'm from Shreveport
Go! Saints! Go! Thanks for watching, Micah Heard. I appreciate it!
pbr is far and away my favorite beer.
I'm glad you like it, and thanks for watching, Duane Whitham. I appreciate it!
I've only recently rediscovered Pabst. It's far and away my favourite American Pale Adjunct Lager. It's a smooth, grassy, nutty palette cleanser between busy Craft Brews; but stands up well on its own.
Good analysis, bobbyweiss08. And, thanks for watching. I appreciate it!
love ur reviews!, PBR is great!
Thanks for watching, Robert Collins. And, I do like me some PBR!
yea and its my go to if i am on a budget
I was born in 1989 and I've heard of Schlitz my whole life, mainly because my father and older relatives were big fans of it. One beer I've yet to try yet, but will add it on the list. Love your videos keep the coming
I sure hope you get to try it, some day. Thanks for watching, Jason Whitacre. I appreciate it!
I'm a bit surprised that you had trouble finding PBR. It's pretty universally available here in OKC. I actually really like Pabst for a regular beer. I think it's better than a lot of them. Schlitz is really tough to get here though. I like it even better but I can only find it in one store across town.
Well, it was in 3 of the 6 stores I visited, but one one store had "in date" cans. It is odd, though, that it wasn't everywhere. Thanks for watching, Squirrel Man. I appreciate it!
PBR is omnipresent here in VA. A fine beer indeed.
cs1992
It is a very pleasant beer to drink, for sure.
Do you know if there is any store down near where you live, that allows people to order beer online? Schlitz is completely gone from my area, and I'm really upset about it, because it is my favorite low priced beer. I know based on the Schlitz website, that it is sold pretty much everywhere close to where you live. Pabst I can easily find, for now anyways.
Yes, Schlitz is fairly common, here, but in cans, only. Order online? No, I have no information on that.
Have not had a PBR for many years....to me the last time I drank it the beer tasted watery...really....like they put 9oz beer in the bottle and added 3oz of water....I stopped drinking it....perhaps I'll try it again....good review...I'm really like'in your channel
Yes, you might enjoy it, with another "go round".
Ron, I love Church's Chicken. Unfortunately, it's no longer available in Boston. It was around town in the 80's and early 90's. Now it's been replaced by Popeye's around these parts. Which is fine...but, I miss Church's...And I love PBR which is sold EVERYWHERE in Boston. It's more available than Coors Banquet around here, which is crazy. Anyway, great review as always!
Thanks a lot, dd60! Sorry that y'all can not longer get Church's Chicken, in your area.
Great Video, Jay. I always get hungry when I see you consume a tasty meal and drink a cold one. I decided to make some baked chicken. PBR beer is a quality product. I drink it a lot.
Baked chicken! I'm glad you liked the video, Chris.
Fine review Jay! Every so often I will buy a 12 pack of bottles and enjoy the Pabst experience. If they would raise the IBUs 2-5 higher I would drink this more often. But then they would lose some of their core market. How about a Pabst old school beer like that? Pabst gold or Pabst original?
Well, maybe they could call it "Pabst Alternative" or something like that. Thanks, Stuart!
Pbr is without a doubt the best American adjunct lager in existence in my opinion.
I'm glad you like it! Thanks for watching, duane w. I appreciate it!
Sleeman brews Pabst under license in Canada, and it's a decent beer IMO
Yes, and they used to brew Schlitz Genuine Gold, too.
Funny you mention that, as I liked Schlitz also. Too bad it disappeared from our market
I am 46 and I have heard of Schlitz Beer, and I have wanted to try some but I can't find any where I live in Ky. Also Pabst Blue Ribbon which is available where I live is one of my favorites. I have a relative who is always talking about how nasty Pabst is, but I don't get what he is talking about I like it just fine. Guess his taste and mine are just different.
I hope you can someday find Schlitz, and I can't see why someone would say that Pabst is bad. Thanks for watching, Ben Richards. I appreciate it!
Surprising you had to go to so many places to find some PBR. It's everywhere here in NC, always a reliable choice.
Yeah, that freaked me out. Thanks for watching, Luis Guillen. I appreciate it!
Ronald Theriot I'm surprised you had a hard time finding Pabst it's a pretty main stream beer I first started drinking Pabst in 2015 it became my go to beer all year long that year when I went to USA Bellingham Washington in the Summer of 2016 I saw Past for $11.99 24 case cans at a Drug store
Luis Guillen same here in Vancouver Canada where I'm from I'm sure Pabst is cheaper in North Carolina state it's on sale 15 cans case $18.99 untill March 31 2017. at the BC Goverment Liquor store
Did you buy those at Cigars Marina?
No, I bought them at Safeway.
@@ronaldtheriot Funniest drinking scene of my life was at the Cigars marina. That is why I ask, always had all those old time beers.
we have Church;s here in coastal VA n we go on occasion with one location very close to work. PBR is solid but prefer Bud by a little
Try the new Church's chicken sandwich.
one of my colleagues here tried it last week n texted me a photo ... i will get there soon
Great review. Jay how can I send you a few to try that are local to me?
Thanks! I appreciate you watching, Brant Warner! Well, I usually discourage people from sending me beers, since it's such a bother and big expense.
@@ronaldtheriot if someone wants to do something nice you should let them. You have a very good nose. I enjoy all of the videos.
PBR is a great beer. I just bought a 12 pack of cans for 8.49 here in Salinas, CA. I probably should have gone to Wal-Mart instead of Nob Hill. Cheers, Jay!
Cheers back to you, Guy Smith. Oh, I love me some PBR!
Like all college kids from 2008, I started drinking Pabst because it was like 9 bucks for an 18 pack and my uncle told me it was the worst beer in the world. So there ya have it. Busted.
Hey, but it's pretty good, isn't it? Thanks for watching, Brandon Henderson. I appreciate it!
pbr is very good, it deserves to win gold. great video, I like getting the 18 packs for 9.99
That's a fine price, for a good beer!
I will try it, I just thought it might be cheaper like Jean said, because it reminds me of gennesee or hudepohl.
"I said lemme get outta here man" 😆
Ha-ha.
I like PBR its a good beer congrats to 2016 good review ..........CHEERS
Thanks, and cheers back to you!
Im from st tammany parish I love ur vids bud great work god bless
Thanks, southern dip reviews. Greetings, to you, in St. Tammany Parish. Thanks for watching. I appreciate it!
Hey Ron. Is the Great American beer festival open to anyone?
Honestly, I do not know, cs.
I love Pabst blue ribbon it’s my favorite beer I go to lsu you should have one with me
Okay, and thanks for watching, Proper Tennis Technique. I appreciate it!
That meal would go well well with a high glass of iced Pepsi also...off the rail but I'm getting older and a Pepsi is a big deal now 😎
Ha-ha. I don't mind the "cane sugar" Pepsi.
@@ronaldtheriot yeah we get enough corn syrup in the domestic beers no need to ruin soda also.
Hey Ron, The next time I watch one of your vidoe's I'm going to have a box of fried chicken with all the fixin's. you make me hungry, like another comment said.Cheers.
Ha-ha. Cheers back to you, Ralph!
I’m in U.K. found it want about 50 dollars for 12 cans but that’s because it’s an import beef 😮
Oh! No! It's $12.00 for a 12-pack, here!
never heard of schlitz beer??????
I've heard of it. For sure!
not u ron, i know u know schlitz,i was talkin about the person who said theyd never heard of it!!!
You know you're in the hood when you see a Church's haha
We've had the same Church's in this town, since 1974. Thanks for watching, Acidspine. I appreciate it!
Haha no problem. Around here in Dayton, OH the only place they're still open is " the ghetto", great food though. I will continue to enjoy your videos!
More than likely, it probably is the case, in most cities, though. And, thanks!
Would like to see the Old Tankard Ale get a gold metal.
Me, too, ROYP.
Jeez I'm 18 and I know schlitz beer! I am from Wisconsin though I am a certified beer expert :)
One of my favorites aswell!
Compared to other 18-year-olds, you just might be a beer expert, Joe Cooper. Thanks for watching. I appreciate it!
Yeah papst is no longer a cheap beer 🍺
You're right.
I show my Chicago heart to you. If you end the video with fried chicken.
Thanks for watching, Eagle Warrior. I appreciate it!
Always respect your reviews and comments, but adjunct beers l, especially with corn syrup are not to my taste, very off putting to me
Thanks, and, hey, you may as well drink what you enjoy drinking.
USA BEER
Yes. Thanks for watching, David M.; I appreciate it.
Youre so lucky that you have such amazing beer prices. In canada we get raped by our beer prices. A 15 pack of Pabst Blue Ribbon is 28.50$
That's insanity. I bought a 12-pack of Schlitz, today, and it was $11.49. Thanks for watching, Music of Destruction. I appreciate it! I'd like to try the Canadian-brewed Pabst Blue Ribbon.
seriously one of the most crappy beers in existence.
I like it. Thanks for watching, steve hudson. I appreciate it!
Crazy your cousin was 39 when you had made this vid and had never heard of Schlitz. I was born in 91 and I drank my first Schlitz beer when I was 16....I mean 21. ;).
Pbr is my go to for sure now, although I used to love Old Style.
Yes, that's what he told me. He had never heard of Schlitz. Thanks for watching, Jimmy. I appreciate it!