Like your stemmed Schlitz glass. I have one somewhere still packed away from moving. Not many of those around now days.
It made Milwaukee famous......
Love my few Schlitz collectibles. I keep my tap handle collection in this cooler. The tap handle supposedly came from the world's fair when it was held in America.
That is awesome. It used to be my dad's favorite in the day. I remember it in the early 2000s actually having some bitterness and hop flavor compared to bmc.
It was a very good American Beer back in the day. The early 2000s was when some of the original Schlitz family attempted to revive the once beloved beer. Timing wasn't right and with the craft beer Renaissance at the time it simply didn't survive. If I could come across the recipe I would brew it.
Man. Now I am Thirsty! That looks good. Almost stopped for a sixer of SN Pale Ale on way home. Didn’t. Made the wrong decision......
Its more of a beef stew and really good. I just recently found the place during COVID and restaurant week a couple of years ago. They're famous for there Irish pies. I'm not a shepherds pie fan either and everytime there's something else interesting on the menu. The owners moved here from Ireland 30 years ago. They hire exchange students from Ireland on the wait staff. I lived in Boston for a couple of years and no bar there comes close to the amount of Irish accents here. They're retiring and changing ownership so HAD to try this pie. Still a week left in restaurant week and the chicken schnitzel looks really good
Get well, soon!
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