Reginal Beer back in the day

[montag]

Not too much regional beer where I grew up. There was a Schlitz brewery nearby Schlitz was everywhere.

[Silver]

In Detroit, the big local was Stroh's. Other local brands from the early/mid 70s were Goebel and Altes.

[Ronv69]

In Detroit, the big local was Stroh's. Other local brands from the early/mid 70s were Goebel and Altes.

The Strohs from when I drank it in the early 70s was of the fire brewed variety. I see that that is no longer the case. Does it taste different? It was perfect after a long day of water skiing on Lake Austin in July. Better than Lone Star. Though I will drink a Lone Star before anything Miller or Budweiser makedm

[Plinsc]

In the late 70s we called Strohs Detroit ditch water and then bought Old Milwaukee, lol! Toledo didn’t have any local beer that I remember.

[Citizen B]

Narragansett.

Hi, neighbor!

[Citizen B]

From May 18, 2022:

Maybe someone could buy a vowel and put an o in the title of this thread's title. It might get more traction.

I know it's driving me nuts. I don't even know what reginal beer is.

I still feel the same way, two years later.

[Piping Abe]

From May 18, 2022:

Maybe someone could buy a vowel and put an o in the title of this thread's title. It might get more traction.

I know it's driving me nuts. I don't even know what reginal beer is.

I still feel the same way, two years later.

I didnt notice

[Silver]

In Detroit, the big local was Stroh's. Other local brands from the early/mid 70s were Goebel and Altes.

The Strohs from when I drank it in the early 70s was of the fire brewed variety. I see that that is no longer the case. Does it taste different? It was perfect after a long day of water skiing on Lake Austin in July. Better than Lone Star. Though I will drink a Lone Star before anything Miller or Budweiser makedm

The brewery in Detroit closed around 1985. That was the end of fire-brewed Stroh's. Today's version bears no similarity.

[Ronv69]

In Detroit, the big local was Stroh's. Other local brands from the early/mid 70s were Goebel and Altes.

The Strohs from when I drank it in the early 70s was of the fire brewed variety. I see that that is no longer the case. Does it taste different? It was perfect after a long day of water skiing on Lake Austin in July. Better than Lone Star. Though I will drink a Lone Star before anything Miller or Budweiser makedm

The brewery in Detroit closed around 1985. That was the end of fire-brewed Stroh's. Today's version bears no similarity.

[Citizen B]

Both beer and bread are made from the same ingredients.