Whatever happend top moosehead Beer? When I was growing up it was the rage, T-shirts, hats, Koozies you name it it had Moosheads logo and name on it.Does anyone know what happened?

It's still around the New York area. I think it's a good product You might find wearables on their website http://www.moosehead.com/

Even it's here in Mexico! You can find it at Soriana Supermarkets who have the exclusive distribution rights...

Moosehead


and Moosehead light


[ 05-26-2006, 01:36 AM: Message edited by: Ramón Cokeaholic ]

Moosehead is good stuff! Its not everywhere but worth the purchase if you can find it!

moosehead light...talk about shotgunnable.

it's okay. it's owned or rather exclusively distributed by gambrinus, one of two corona marketers in the US. they also sell shiner bock and pete's wicked line.

canadian beers (molson golson, labatt and moosehead) all had their heyday's across america in the 80s and early 90s. the new trends are european and especially mexican.

I call it the Clear Bottle Corona On A-Roll-A. LOL
Back in the late 90's and early 2000's Corona was as popular as spring water. LOL

Originally posted by Mr Zabe:

Back in the late 90's and early 2000's Corona was as popular as spring water. LOL

MrZ... Here in Mexico there's a lot of people that drink Corona... like spring water... LOL

(specially during San Marcos Fair)

[ 05-26-2006, 11:49 PM: Message edited by: Ramón Cokeaholic ]

I hate Moosehead, and I'm Canadian.

A good Canadian beer, (well, ale) is Keiths.

Can find it near anywhere in Canada eh.

Keith's is pretty good commercial beer, I'm more of a microbrew guy myself though.

I don't know if this is true, but I read it somewhere once.

In the old days, the Canadian provences required that beer be brewed locally. Moosehead was only brewed, and thus only available, in Atlantic Canada and thus when it wanted to expand its business, it exported to the USA, because it could not sell the product west of New Brunswick.

Thus a way to tell an American tourist in Toronto was that he would ask for Moosehead.