A Magnificent piece of Bills History....

[Historian]

I wonder if it comes with a six-pack of Genny Cream???

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vtg-WALT-PATULSKI-Champion-BUFFALO-BILLS-Sideline-NFL-Football-Jacket-Coat-XL-/271304738761?pt=US_Football&hash=item3f2b05c7c9#ht_2989wt_879

[pmoon6]

Re: A Magnificent piece of Bills History....

I wonder if it comes with a six-pack of Genny Cream???

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vtg-WALT-PAT...#ht_2989wt_879

It would have to come with 50 cases to be worth $180.

[OpIv37]

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There's a liquor store near my house in Baltimore that sells tall boys of Genny Cream Ale. I thought they stopped selling that poison.

I'll drink a 12 Horse but the cream ale is garbage.

[jimmifli]

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Mace will buy it. He loves Patulski!

[pmoon6]

Re: A Magnificent piece of Bills History....

There's a liquor store near my house in Baltimore that sells tall boys of Genny Cream Ale. I thought they stopped selling that poison.

I'll drink a 12 Horse but the cream ale is garbage.

I know, but it's like one of those bad traditions when you come back to visit WNY. You have to have at least one and there is no doubt that one of your old friends offers it to you.

[OpIv37]

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My crew generally sticks to Labatt or, if they must go slumming, GL.

[pmoon6]

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My crew generally sticks to Labatt or, if they must go slumming, GL.

I can't remember all the crappy beers when I was growing up. Schmitts, Piels, PBR, Genesee, Schlitz, Iron City. Luckily, we came of legal drinking age, could afford the Canadian beers/ales and imported them ourselves.

[Mr. Pink]

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I can't remember all the crappy beers when I was growing up. Schmitts, Piels, PBR, Genesee, Schlitz, Iron City. Luckily, we came of legal drinking age, could afford the Canadian beers/ales and imported them ourselves.

I will always have a fondness for Schmidt's for the stupid fish on the can.

[BertSquirtgum]

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Made back when they made quality products.

[BertSquirtgum]

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I had to put an offer of 20 dollars in.

[Historian]

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My Uncle Ted always drank Carling black label.

My Grandpa had the fridge with the tap on it at the cottage....it always had a quarter keg of Genny Cream in it for when the DP's would come to visit.

[pmoon6]

Re: A Magnificent piece of Bills History....

My Uncle Ted always drank Carling black label.

My Grandpa had the fridge with the tap on it at the cottage....it always had a quarter keg of Genny Cream in it for when the DP's would come to visit.

HaHa. Thanks, I forgot about Carling's

[OpIv37]

Re: A Magnificent piece of Bills History....

I can't remember all the crappy beers when I was growing up. Schmitts, Piels, PBR, Genesee, Schlitz, Iron City. Luckily, we came of legal drinking age, could afford the Canadian beers/ales and imported them ourselves.

For us, it was Genny/GL, Natural Light/Natural Ice, and the meat market bar that served minors had Golden Anniversary on tap.

We did go over the border quite frequently, where the exchange rate and lower legal drinking age made access to better alcohol possible, but we drank a lot of awful beer when we stayed on the American side.

[ParanoidAndroid]

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I love beer and I brew my own. All those beers above are horrible, but I had fresh Golden Anniversary once and it was actually a decent lager along the lines of Sam Adams.

[GvilleBills]

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Hahaha, man Genny was mothers milk. Fell in love with Labatt Blue and 50.
I remember my Dad and I choking down most of a case of Stroh's tailgating at the Ralph. Skunked out brews. **** was cold, got warm for a week, then cold again and drank.
Soooo happy for $8 beers in the stadium.