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It's the 60's formula which apparently makes a big difference, I guess the later years it was really bad. My Dad and Uncle swear it really is the "good beer" as he called it to differentiate from the "crap beer" in the 70's.Hungary Jack wrote:I don't think I have had a Schlitz. It was a dying brand during my formative imbibing years.
IIRC, the rights to Schlitz were acquire by a small investor group from Pabst. I think it's brewed somewhere in Illinois.
Oh hell yeah to Schlitz. As cheap beers go it is right up there.jim wrote:Take this beer snobs.... I just bought a 12 pack of this tonight:
It's good too. I love it.
$10.99/12 here.Popeye_Card wrote:The Schlitz 60's formula is no longer cheap. It sells for around $6.50 a 6'er around here. 12 pack of cans used to be $5.99. Now they pulled the cans off the shelves--just the 60's formula in bottles. I'm kinda pissed. I've had to switch back to Stag and Busch.
How is it? I've wanted to hit it up in the new old incarnation.jim wrote:$10.99/12 here.Popeye_Card wrote:The Schlitz 60's formula is no longer cheap. It sells for around $6.50 a 6'er around here. 12 pack of cans used to be $5.99. Now they pulled the cans off the shelves--just the 60's formula in bottles. I'm kinda pissed. I've had to switch back to Stag and Busch.
Popeye_Card wrote:$10.99 > $5.99 = Schlitz fail.
