Molson Golden and other Canadian beer......

[Baz]

I finally got my hands on some Molson Golden.

For some reason we haven't been able to get any in our area for some time.

It used to be available 24/7/365 in any package store plus many grocery stores.

Got one in the fridge right now for later tonight on the new front deck......

[LEAKYSEALS951]

My god. The stories I could tell about Molson Golden...

edit- the condition of that carpet and lack of wear on the rear bumper shows what a good purchase you made. No wonder you love that car!!!!

[stevej37]

My favorite Canadian beer is 'Moosehead' or Molson Canadian.

[LEAKYSEALS951]

Originally Posted by stevej37

My favorite Canadian beer is 'Moosehead'

We've named dogs after that beer.

[stevej37]

^^^ It must be a great dog.

[LEAKYSEALS951]

Originally Posted by stevej37

^^^ It must be a great dog.

prolly still runnin round somewhere!

The MOOSE!!!!!!

[astrochex]

Man, haven’t had Canadian beer in forever. Remember it being clean and crisp.

I’ll have to start looking for it again.

[stevej37]

A buddy of mine and me decided to drive across Canada (from Detroit to Nova Scotia) when we graduated high school.
We drank Moosehead the entire trip. Best experience of my life.

[astrochex]

[LEAKYSEALS951]

Originally Posted by stevej37

A buddy of mine and me decided to drive across Canada (from Detroit to Nova Scotia) when we graduated high school.
We drank Moosehead the entire trip. Best experience of my life.

If we ever meet up in some ppot convention, we need to talk moose stories then! I never made it THAT far, but damn close!

[klaus]

I support the Molson (I am Labatt guy myself), I am a bigger supporter of the Volvo 850 beer transport vehicle.

[Por_sha911]

Going to college in upstate NY, I drank a lot of beer. Gennesse Cream Ale was the cheap stuff (99 cents a 6 pack) but it was fairly local and so it was fresh. Yes, fresh beer does taste better especially on tap. The 'good stuff' was Molson Golden. Again it was fresh and to me the best beer I've ever had.
That was over 40 years ago and I haven't had one drop of alcohol since Spring 1982. I don't miss drinking but I do miss the taste of a good beer.

[stevej37]

^^^ LS
I have many stories of that trip. From getting strip-searched at every border crossing (we were long-hairs in that day) to bears in our campground. It was an experience of a lifetime...1972
The ferry to Nova Scotia taught us how to love every part of the journey.

[Baz]

Originally Posted by LEAKYSEALS951

My god. The stories I could tell about Molson Golden...

edit- the condition of that carpet and lack of wear on the rear bumper shows what a good purchase you made. No wonder you love that car!!!!

Thanks, Ron. I'm still pinching myself things worked out so well on this acquisition!

Originally Posted by astrochex

Man, haven’t had Canadian beer in forever. Remember it being clean and crisp.

I’ll have to start looking for it again.

Check with your local ABC store. That's where I got mine.

Originally Posted by klaus

I support the Molson (I am Labatt guy myself), I am a bigger supporter of the Volvo 850 beer transport vehicle.

Ha ha....thank you, Klaus. Not a "R" like yours but still a lot of fun to drive. Especially hauling good beer!

[brp914]

Whatever happened to Molson Golden? Better than Heineken, IMO. What about Labbat 50? We used to call it skunk brew for its odd aroma.

[stevej37]

Our trip from Det. to Nova Scotia showed us how friendly and helpful the Canadian people are.
At every problem and obstacle of the trip...the Canucks helped us out.....Thanks to them!
They are truly a great neighbor.

[911boost]

Two Four of Kokanee please

[stealthn]

Yes Kokanee and Kokanee gold here, as a Canadian. We’ve got so many good smaller breweries here.

[Wetwork]

Molson Brador was my go to in the late 80's early 90's when I was stationed in the Lakes. Drank that stuff on liberty from Sault Ste. Marie to Halifax and every canook town on the water in-between. If given the chance our cutter always tied up in Canada so the kids under 21 (myself included) could drink like real men.-WW

ps. This post gave me flashbacks, to drunk skiing at the amazing ski run in Cornwall called Big Ben. It looked like a ski run stuck on top of a sawdust pile at a lumber mill. Basically if you wanted to sum up the USCG in the 80's and 90's with one word it would be debauchery.

[911boost]

The water off the coast of Canada must have been shallow, like 6 feet