Found an Orange Can!!!

[Sandman]

I found these along time ago when LITE beer was putting them out for halloween. 

[TwoPockets]

I drink Coors Light every day and all sorts of other "good" beers too. I can remember when you could not get Coors in Alabama so when you could find it, it was a must have. I can also remember when you could not get Boone's Farm wine in Alabama. The ladies loved it and if you took a bottle of Boone's Farm Strawberry Hill to a girls house you knew you were going to get lucky. 

[Las Vegan Cajun]

I drink Coors Light every day and all sorts of other "good" beers too. I can remember when you could not get Coors in Alabama so when you could find it, it was a must have. I can also remember when you could not get Boone's Farm wine in Alabama. The ladies loved it and if you took a bottle of Boone's Farm Strawberry Hill to a girls house you knew you were going to get lucky.

I remember those days when you couldn't get Coors east of the Mississippi.  Dad had connections in Dallas TX and was able to get Coors delivered to the house, 10 cases at a time.  When he took an ice chest of Coors out on the parade route (Mardi Gras in New Orleans) he became the most popular guy on the parade route.

[muebe]

I drink Coors Light every day and all sorts of other "good" beers too. I can remember when you could not get Coors in Alabama so when you could find it, it was a must have. I can also remember when you could not get Boone's Farm wine in Alabama. The ladies loved it and if you took a bottle of Boone's Farm Strawberry Hill to a girls house you knew you were going to get lucky.

In 1959 Coors stopped using standard pasteurization methods and started using sterile filtration. This process however required that the beer constantly stay cold. If the beer got warm it would have an off taste. I believe this made the shipping and keeping in stores more difficult until Coors decided to return to the industry standard. At least this is what my Uncle told me and he was a Coors drinker all his life

[Smokin Don]

Nov 05 2014

Just as I thought; my prize in Keystone’s Orange Can hunt is the orange can! They had the last drawing Nov. 1st. They were to notify you by e-mail or phone and here it is the 5th.! I did get to drink the beer from it but I paid for that! Oh well not everyone had the satisfaction of drinking Keystone from an orange can!

On the brighter side if I keep the can for 8 years it may be worth $29. I saw on e-bay someone was selling a 2006 orange can for that amount.

Below is a shot of my ever companion keeping me company while I drink beer from my orange can!

Smokin Don

[Las Vegan Cajun]

Don, you're looking marvelous with your orange can and companion. 

[SmokinKat]

Orange is a good color for you!      And at least you've got some great company to enjoy with!

[Keymaster]

I got a good smile out of that Don, Your a good sport.

[drholly]

I think our tastes vary. And they change with time as individuals. Sometimes - I really crave a Miller Light....Make fun all you want - there is something to be said for a "drinking" beer", rather than a "sipping beer".

Miler Light like Keystone - is not one for proving one's manhood. It is just an easy to drink beer. It has no agenda, nothing to prove - and goes down without a fight like a lot of the stronger ( both in flavor and alcohol) beers.

Many beers for many reasons, tastes - and seasons.

This may be the most effeminate post in the History of LTBBQ.

Before saying anything else (which will negate this comment....) I have to raise a glass to Pappy - great comment, my friend!

[drholly]

Smokin Don - congratulations on your spiffy orange can! Nice score.

I enjoyed reading all the beer comments. I was never a big beer drinker (but give me a single malt Scotch or Irish.... oh yeah...) But in college with no money, I strapped many cases of Fox Deluxe on the back of my motorcycle...

[IR2dum]

I think our tastes vary. And they change with time as individuals. Sometimes - I really crave a Miller Light....Make fun all you want - there is something to be said for a "drinking" beer", rather than a "sipping beer".

Miler Light like Keystone - is not one for proving one's manhood. It is just an easy to drink beer. It has no agenda, nothing to prove - and goes down without a fight like a lot of the stronger ( both in flavor and alcohol) beers.

Many beers for many reasons, tastes - and seasons.

This may be the most effeminate post in the History of LTBBQ.

Pappy, you nailed him.