Atlas Prager - the price made the undrinkable drinkable. Seems like it was $1.99 a case in the early sixties.
The rugby team in college introduced me to Schaeffer my freshman year. It’s the one to have when you’re having more than one beer.
ETA - admittedly, this was thirty years ago, but we used to buy flats of Schaeffer for something like $10.
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America’s oldest lager…
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Our college drink was Genesee, or as we called it “Old Genny.” It came in a lot of varieties, the absolute most awful being the “Cream Ale.”
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Dennis Locorriere.
Hopefully he will get back on the cover of Rolling Stone.
I hope he finally got closure with Sylvia.
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Oh man, I had several fraternity brothers from upstate NY. Drank more than a bit of Genesee Cream Ale in college.
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When my dad was a young man in Corpus, about 80 years ago, he had a Knickerbocker distributorship for a while.
Mark Fuhrman
What an absolute circus that trial became.
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Kyle Busch, 41
Rob Base, 59.
He came to get down.
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He played at MikeS’ and my HS’s 40th Anniversary in Tucson in 1989.
Man, I’m feeling old.
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Grizz Chapman (of 30 Rock fame), 52
Griz and Dot Com are two of the best minor characters in TV history.
"Damn, Beth. Let it go "
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Damn tall mofo
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Jazz great, Sonny Rollins (95).
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One of Sonny’s nick names was “Newk”, because of his resemblance to Don Newcomb, the baseball player.
In the pantheon of tenor saxophone players, he’s right behind Coltrane.
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1978 NL Rookie of the year Bob Horner
https://x.com/mlb/status/2059379155494408268?s=46
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Damn.
Really liked him.
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