May 30, 200917 yr Just mowed the lawn and have now popped the top on my first ever can of Burger. Bought a 12 pack just yesterday.:ylsuper:
May 30, 200917 yr First-ever for you? That kind of surprises me. I didn't know they even made the nasty stuff anymore. Then again, maybe they don't, and you just bought a 20-year-old 12-pack.
May 30, 200917 yr Author First-ever for you? That kind of surprises me. I didn't know they even made the nasty stuff anymore. Then again, maybe they don't, and you just bought a 20-year-old 12-pack. :laugh:
May 30, 200917 yr Author I really don't ever remember drinking a Burger throughout the years. I have been drinking Schlitz recently too.
May 30, 200917 yr First-ever for you? That kind of surprises me. I didn't know they even made the nasty stuff anymore. Then again, maybe they don't, and you just bought a 20-year-old 12-pack. Hey Jim! Guess what I tried last night...and loved it.
May 30, 200917 yr Didn't know you was talking about an actual brand. For awhile I always referred to Budweiser as being pork-chop in a can. :lol: May have to try the ole' Burger Beer. Experiencing college lets you have the opportunity to drink all kinds of dirt beer, so I'm sure it'll be just as good if not better. :thumb:
May 30, 200917 yr Never heard of "Burger" beer, but I've noticed a new brand selling at a store around me. It called "Beer Thirty" and you can get a 30 pack for $13.30. At that price I would guess it has to be horrible.
May 30, 200917 yr Never heard of "Burger" beer...Burger was popular in the Cincinnati area back in the 70's and before.
May 31, 200917 yr When I was a kid Burger Beer sponsered The radio Broadcasts of The Cincinnati Reds with Waite Hoyt and Jack Moran .
May 31, 200917 yr Just mowed the lawn and have now popped the top on my first ever can of Burger. Bought a 12 pack just yesterday.:ylsuper: My condolences. I really am in no position to say anything, having grown up with Baltimore's National Bohemian. Made Schmidt's of Philadephia seem like champagne.
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