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i think i may be the only person in my bar that truly appreciates PBR

JMO — Sun, 18 May 2008 20:05:19 GMT

Everyone at my local bar talks smack about PBR, but these are the same people who drink keystone light, Rainier, and Hamms, so what do they know. I will never stray away from the PBR.

Join the Pabst Army

PABST ARMY — Wed, 05 Nov 2008 15:34:20 GMT

Pabst Army will see you in the new era...if your still around.

Join now.

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newbie PBR Lover<3

chizzle — Wed, 31 Dec 2008 07:57:15 GMT

Hello ;)

Hi my name is Cheryl and I am from Charleston, WV. I finally joined the forum so i thought id introduce myself...=)

My Grandfather...

3rdGenPBR — Tue, 30 Dec 2008 02:46:49 GMT

My Grandfather was the man who introduced me to what PBR was. Anytime someone would come into his house, they would be greeted with a firm handshake with one hand, and a cold Pabst with the other.

He was a simple man who served in the Army during WWII, and worked construction all his life. He raised ten kids, and put them through Catholic schools all the way through high school. He would help anyone with any job they needed done around the house.

This was our family's 3rd Christmas season without Grandpa. At one point in the evening my Aunt looked over all the older cousins, all of us drinking PBR, and said "Grandpa would be so proud right now"

I am currently serving in the Army, and by introducing all of my fraternity brothers to PBR, the movement is growing at IU.

PBR me ASAP

Cooter G — Mon, 15 Dec 2008 10:49:00 GMT

PBR Me ASAP! Has anyone else used this when ordering a PBR? I do every time I order a PBR and the wait staff, even at bars that advertise PBR don't know what I am asking for. It is a pet peeve of mine. People these days just don't have good beer ordering education.

PBR's Brewing and Ownership

PabstBlueRibbon — Thu, 17 Jul 2008 11:39:58 GMT

Hey PBR-faithful,

With all of the news swirling around about American-ownership and the purchase of Budweiser by InBev, we thought it was a good time to clarify some things about Pabst.

1) Pabst is owned by a charitable trust based in California. The trust is actively involved in the support of medical research and eduction. We are American-owned and we are not owned by Miller.

2) PBR is brewed in 6 different brewing locations around the U.S. in facilities owned by Miller (a few were actually Pabst breweries at one time). But all of our beer is brewed under the supervision of Pabst's own Brewmaster, Bob Newman (come meet him at the GABF this year), who won the Large Brewmaster of the Year at each of the last two Great American Beer Festivals. He and his staff ensure that all of our beer meets your and our high quality standards. Every can, bottle and keg of PBR is brewed in the U.S. using proprietary formulas which have been in place for over 150 years. In other words, just because we don't own the buildings doesn't mean we don't brew our beer!

If you have other questions about us, don't hesitate to post them here and we'll do our best to answer them. In the meantime, do your part in setting the record straight when you hear things that contradict the facts we have communicated here.

Greetings from The Daily Seagull

Mcgarnickle — Sat, 01 Nov 2008 11:35:48 GMT

Hello to all in the Pabst Blue Ribbon community. The Daily Seagull reviewed your beer and we wanted to share it with you guys. Hope you enjoy.

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Cheers!

Bottle Cap Fun

bur — Fri, 19 Dec 2008 07:45:25 GMT

I've been collecting PBR bottle caps for quite some time now and I was curious to see if anyone has come up with some interesting drinking games with their caps? I'm pretty partial to kings/circle of death, but I was wondering if anyone else had tried other games with their caps? :)

Stroh's Signature??

almighty — Wed, 17 Dec 2008 11:25:41 GMT

I've drank PBR for years and I was happy to see that Pabst re-introduced the original recipe for Schlitz. I tried some and I'll buy it along with my my PBR!

Now, if only I could get the powers-that-be to re-introduce my favorite beer of my youth; Stroh's Signature! Many a summer night was spent with my friends and best girl sipping "Siggies!!" Man, I loved that beer! The distinctive shaped bottle neck lent a neat little "glug" sound to the first few swallows - I can still hear it in my mind! I know that I'd buy lots and lots of it if it were to be made again!

Ah, youth...AND STROH"S SIGNATURE!!!!

PBR theme song.

Mikeluke — Fri, 05 Dec 2008 18:13:07 GMT

I wrote a song about Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer many years ago and think it sounds just as good and "brand new" today as it did 20 years ago when I was inspired to write it down. I published it a few years back and have yet to successfully approach Pabst Brewing Company about it. I never could figure out who to send it to and then I just today came across this Pabst Forum. Hopefull I can find the needed direction from/with somebody here!

Anyone care to offer suggestions as to who and where within the Pabst Brewery Organization I should approach with my song?

In sunny Florida :cool:

Mikeluke

Happy Birfday Wisey

3rdranger — Wed, 03 Dec 2008 09:38:57 GMT

32 years old!

have a great day and enjoy!

Tom

New to site

3rdranger — Wed, 03 Dec 2008 09:36:35 GMT

Love the beer and was just searching for some t-shirts for my men's league hockey team. Found the site and since PBR is the drink of choice I figured I would sign up.

Tom

PBR in NC

Newt — Mon, 22 Sep 2008 20:52:30 GMT

Hey folks! I've been enjoying PBR since the early 70's and still seek it out wherever I go. Unfortunately, it is not widely available in North Carolina, at least not the Down East area. Yeah, I can get it in one or two stores in cans and a local club stocks it in cans for me, but I want it in bottles and draft wherever I go!

One store got a few bottles in one time, but the fill quality was poor. I wrote to PBC, but received no reply. The store soon dropped the bottles. I also responded to a survey about PBR from the company and said I would volunteer to do anything I could to promote PBR in my area, just let me know how I could help. Again no response.

Anyway, PBR is my number 1 choice. I discovered it when I was 18. Now some 35 years later, it is still tops on my list.

Tennessee Pabst Drinker

1archetype1 — Sat, 18 Oct 2008 10:12:48 GMT

Pabst is the only beer I buy but i can only find it in cans. wish i had the option of bottles every once in a while. nevertheless i have turned several people onto Pabst and they love it. for some reason people thought Pabst was terrible beer having never tried it..... just being brainwashed by budweiser commercials every 20 minutes on t.v. now that budweiser are complete sellouts a massive pabst resurgence is growing. I recently went to a bar and asked for a beer menu and the girl there told me there was no need for a menu they had every beer imaginable so i said give me a pabst and she said "whats that"...me and my friends left immediately. what a CRAPPY BAR !!!!

PABST BLUE RIBBON BEER RULES

lookin to trade some pbr botle caps

farmhaus — Thu, 16 Oct 2008 08:54:06 GMT

Hey everyone my name's Ryan, I reside in Mississippi. I'm looking to trade some caps that anyone might need for the caps that I need to complete some decks I have been trying to complete. I'm missing a couple of cards and can't seem to come across them, anyone out there interested, Let me know, thanks, Farmhaus

Murfreesboro, Tennessee (PBR)

RustysPub — Wed, 26 Nov 2008 13:25:39 GMT

drinkin it up in the Boro! Pabst on tap at the Mellow Mushroom!

bottle caps

garybryant1 — Thu, 28 Feb 2008 16:52:14 GMT

A friend of mine who drank pbr, and I drank more than a few with him. Passed away last summer, ever since now and then I pick up a 18 or 24 pk. I've noticed that the bottle caps have a number/and card placement. what's up with that. I want to play, yet need to know how. Can anyone help?

Welcome!

PabstBlueRibbon — Tue, 05 Feb 2008 10:09:38 GMT

Welcome to the PBR Community. This is your chance to create PabstBlueRibbon.com. So come on in and leave a post. Our forum is a place for like-minded drinkers to share their ideas, opinions and suggestions for the new PBR web site. Introduce yourselves and have at it. We’ll get back to doing what we do – brewing the finest beer in America.
– Pabst

PBR Poker Caps

LaxCoach — Fri, 14 Nov 2008 11:52:16 GMT

Can anyone tell me if it is actually possible to collect a whole deck of PBR poker caps? I would really like to get a full set and have a PBR poker night where we drink PBR and draw the caps out of a bag to play poker with.

Hello From The Avenue Billiards In Jackson MI

AndyG — Mon, 10 Nov 2008 13:14:48 GMT

Just wanted to Hello to every One

Hi, I can't believe PBR has a forum! AWESOME!!!!

Uriel999 — Sat, 18 Oct 2008 12:34:40 GMT

Hi, names Adam and I am living in pcola, Florida...I love pbr and playing Pabst poker! Bottles for me thanks, though I'll drink cans if its all I can get being the same price bottles are great. Can somebody explain to me though why pbr is so freaking awesome compared to all other beers? I mean, I love to drink more expensive beers like Killians Red or Amber Bock from time to time (and who doesn't like the occasional micro brewed beer) but on a day to day basis, nothing goes down like PBR.

New Indiana Member! :)

PurdueEquestrian — Thu, 25 Sep 2008 14:31:51 GMT

Hey! New to the forum and a PBR fanatic currently residing in Indiana, attending Purdue University.

Check out my photo below.... My college has a tradition on home football games where the bars open at 7am and everyone goes in costume... I think I had the best one this year so far:

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Hey!

Stroh'sconsumer — Tue, 21 Oct 2008 16:39:08 GMT

Great to see a discussion forum for those who most likely thumb their noses at Budweiser, Busch, Coors etc. I'm from the Upper Peninsula in Michigan, and there's a hefty amount of Pabst drinkers around these parts. People of all ages drink it. Old Mil. is another favorite as well. Most everyone registered here probably chooses Pabst as their drink of choice. Pabst is one of my top choices, but I'm not lying when I say Stroh's is my definitive choice. Til the day I die, Stroh's it will be. Stroh's is stocked fairly well up here, but when not available I enjoy PBR, Blatz, Old Mil. and Carling Black Label. I just want to thank the Pabst Brewing Company for doing these old beers justice, and keeping them alive in a time where products like Bud Light are the go to drink for so many Americans (sad, sad, sad). I guess the majority of Americans simply don't like the taste of beer...

Longtime drinker, new forum writer

StreetfightersFLA-PBR-me-ASAP — Sun, 02 Nov 2008 06:25:43 GMT

Ahh, finally a place like home. This is my first forum I have ever joined. Love PBR, and the people i've met drinking it. Grew up in the great state of Minnesota and as a teenager used to steal my dad's Old Style Special Export a.k.a "Green Death" . A stronger beer that the Heileman brewery employees wanted for a company picnic. These were the first taste of some golden nectar. Being adopted to a German and Norwegian midwest family I quickly acquired the fine taste of good hearty beers. This followed by my brothers love for all kinds such as, Old style, Olympia, Grainbelt, Shlitz, and of course Pabst Blue Ribbon. The old "red, white, and blue" took a hold of everything I new about a good brew (and also back then it was like $2 for a six-pack).

Flash forward 20 years and now I reside in the oldest city in America, St. Augustine, Florida. It was hard for me to find PBR at most stores until Winn-Dixie started to carry 12 pack cans and a couple locally owned bars like the World famous Oasis restaurant and deck started selling for $2 a can.

So now I can enjoy the "Ribbon" fishing off my dock on the inter-coastal or down the street at the Oasis. Life could not be better. So thank you all for such a great line of beers and this site. Thanks to all that are on this site for being fans of PBR and keeping hope alive, and thanks to all of you that I have drank with and will drink with and the first rounds on me!

"Ride naked, Streetfighters FLA"

Pabst & Milwaukee

milwaukeebeers — Thu, 30 Oct 2008 19:07:54 GMT

Growing up in Milwaukee in the 1960's, I remember most everyone in Milwaukee drank Pabst even with the other brewers in town. My friends and I started drinking Pabst before we were of legal drinking age. I still enjoy drinking the working man's beer. It breaks my heart every time I drive to downtown Milwaukee and see the old site of where it was (and still should be brewed). I only hope some day they decide to start brewing again in the home town of a truly great beer!!!

PBR tattoos

alaskamoe — Tue, 21 Oct 2008 13:36:00 GMT

:hehe:Hi fellow PBR drinkers, PBR has been my beer of choice sense i was stealing from my old man when i was a kid and still and always will be! this is my first time on this bear with me, when my dad passed away i sent him on his journey with a can of PBR and then got a PBR tattoo on my left bicep to honor him and the PBR that we both love to drink, is there anyone else who has the same passion as me out there? im on the west coast in portland and let me tell you that it is the PBR heaven, cans,bottles, draft for a buck , what more could one want, and when you need a tee the bartenders can get you one in a hurry, what a place!well hope to hear from someone soon,alaskamoe

Anoka Halloween Parade

JVS — Thu, 23 Oct 2008 06:15:54 GMT

Look for the Minnesota Rollergirls this Saturday at the Anoka (MN) Halloween Parade. PBR rocks.

how to contact PBR to host an event in Las Vegas?

dorian_art — Sat, 18 Oct 2008 21:02:14 GMT

Anyone have the right phone number to contact PBR about selling/hosting at an event in Las Vegas?

new member long time drinker!

LoudassLeo — Wed, 20 Aug 2008 13:27:09 GMT

does anyone know how to print the membership card!!!

Store Checkout

elvasam2 — Sun, 12 Oct 2008 15:29:58 GMT

I want to order a hat and bottle opener but there is no link to order page. It has how many do you want but I can't checkout. Can anyone help me?:w00t:

drinking up down south

saint_sinner — Mon, 18 Aug 2008 14:19:47 GMT

Hey y'all, cool site. I'm damn lucky to live in Tallahassee, Florida, where Pabst can be had in cans, bottles, or on tap just about anywhere. In fact, just as soon as I get home from work and change clothes, I'm gonna stroll a few blocks to a place called Bird's Oyster Shack for a dozen steamed and a night's worth of $1 PBRs. That ain't even a special, just their normal price for the best beer going.

PBR in Fort McMurray, Canada????

drunkcowboy — Mon, 06 Oct 2008 10:19:12 GMT

I am getting ready to head up to Fort McMurray, north of Edmonton, Alberta. Going up there for work. Is anybody familiar with this area? I can only hope there is PBR up there. The thought of living without it is scary. I wonder what the laws are with having it sent to me fedex. Any info would be great.

Movies Featuring Pabst

PabstSmeared — Thu, 28 Feb 2008 19:57:13 GMT

I have an uncanny ability. (or just a sickness) To notice the small things in movie scenes. Especially when it is beer related. Please post here ur Pabst spotings from any media. Be descriptive about time and scene so everyone can enjoy!!

Bud won't do!

WI Pro Drinker — Thu, 02 Oct 2008 16:46:10 GMT

There are plenty of summer events in Wisconson all which include alcoholic beverages. It is still unknown to all the reasons that ~~Budsucker~~ could be served in the holy land, it's blasphemy. I am 27 years old, and there are many of proud men I find in bars that take on a father figure role when they see me drinking Pabst. I have heard numerous stories from people talking about PBR being the beer to drink and guys peeling the label off the top of the bottle w/o ripping it as some kind of game. I"m not saying it's the only beer that I drink but the nostalgia I feel and the history around Milwaukee brewing it is definitely my favorite domestic beer. I guess to wrap this up all I can say is Wisconsin has take back our history one beer at a time and I've been working hard at it.

Brost!

Hey fella PBR fans...

merblep — Tue, 23 Sep 2008 14:02:57 GMT

Hey fella PBR drinkers. My name is Marybeth and i'm from Charleston, SC. I'm a hugggeeeee PBR drinker. My beer of choice ALWAYs. I've found this super cool website called abundatrade.com and i thought i would share. I didn't know what to do with the stacks of CD's and DVD's i had collecting dust in my room. This site lets you trade all of that for brand new electronics. I just traded in most of mine toward a $1000 LCD TV and got it only for $300! What a deal. Anywho just thought i'd share with all my fella PBR drinkers out there.

Speaking of... Its happy hour right now! PBR time baby!!!!

Keep Tahoe Pabst Blue Ribbon

KEVSKI — Mon, 08 Sep 2008 08:44:56 GMT

Anyone have a line on where I can get the recently spied, super cool, decal?

KEEP TAHOE PABST BLUE RIBBON

New to the Forum

stachiestach — Tue, 23 Sep 2008 10:14:02 GMT

Whats up guys my name is Steve and I am new to the site. To be honest, I didn't think there would ever be a Pabst forum. I have been a huge fan since the beginning of my drinking days. My cousin and I are entering in a redbull soapbox derby in San Francisco, so i figured no better way than to make a Pabst Car. I am looking for some ideas from some fellow Pabst drinkers.

Cheers,

Steve

New to the site feel welcome when I see the Ribbon

Rayzer — Sat, 13 Sep 2008 19:44:56 GMT

Hello Everybody,

I don't know why I never thought of typing Pabst into the google before, I guess i'm really not much of a computer guy. Nice site though. I'm from Milwaukee, and I do quite a bit of travels for work, nothing makes me feel closer to home more than when I walk into a tavern and they actually have my little blue friend. Thank You. PBR ME ASAP!

New member here from Minnesota

TEACH — Mon, 18 Aug 2008 13:37:30 GMT

Hey all a Minnesota PBR drinker here. Just got back from the STURGIS bike rally promoted PBR while I was there. Most of the bikes I build have a PBR tap handle or sticker on it somewhere. PBR RULES!

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HELLO FROM DA U.P.

jsparky49 — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 06:36:02 GMT

NEW TO HERE NOT TO THE BEER. WOW PBR ONLINE WHODA THUNK IT. GREETINGS TO ALL.