Soon may be able to go to your nearest bodega to get weed legally

[propman-nyc]

Originally Posted by SeventhFloor

I had Angry Orchard Rose in a can on the Ferry last night.

I would drink the hell out of one of those.

[jad2k]

Originally Posted by pierrepont7731

Beer in a can... No thank you.

You turn your nose up at canned beer? You don’t know beer... Many GREAT beers come in canned form.

[propman-nyc]

I like light beer in cans too. Domestic brews: Rolling Rock Pale Ale. Miller Genuine Draft...

[propman-nyc]

Sam Adams.

[fatsquirrel]

Originally Posted by propman-nyc

I like light beer in cans too. Domestic brews: Rolling Rock Pale Ale. Miller Genuine Draft...

How about Keystone? When I drank beer I enjoyed Keystone Ice/Light, Natural Ice/Light and Bud Ice/Light. Steel Reserve is tolerable but I and most other millennials prefer ice beers to traditional malt liquors that the older generation favors.

Yeah I don't even like Cobra unfortunately. Rolling Rock and Miller aren't concentrated enough on the alcohol front.

[Foamposite]

Originally Posted by jad2k

You turn your nose up at canned beer? You don’t know beer... Many GREAT beers come in canned form.

Canned beer is actually considered superior because it lets in no light.

[propman-nyc]

Light watery domestic beer is beer for rich people. Simple beer like Michelob. Budweiser. Miller Lite. Ice cold refreshments - on the Yacht.

But the Keystone, Busch, Natural Lite, those are more working mans / poor / people beers. Lower class beer for sure.

[jad2k]

Originally Posted by propman-nyc

I like light beer in cans too. Domestic brews: Rolling Rock Pale Ale. Miller Genuine Draft...

Originally Posted by propman-nyc

Light watery domestic beer is beer for rich people. Simple beer like Michelob. Budweiser. Miller Lite. Ice cold refreshments - on the Yacht.

But the Keystone, Busch, Natural Lite, those are more working mans / poor / people beers. Lower class beer for sure.

I’m not even referring to the domestic “every man” beers. There are some amazing craft canned beers that are now sold in bodegas. Blame the hipster gentrifiers for changing prices, yes, but thank them for improving the bodega beer selection.