Posted by Pat H. on July 17, 2008 at 20:23:33 from (76.214.155.171):
In Reply to: Beer posted by Pat H. on July 17, 2008 at 05:09:55:
When my 3 boys and I go up to Lake Andrusia (about 25 miles from Bemidji and connects with Cass Lake) we stop at Eau Claire and pick up about 4 cases of Leinie and when that gives out we either get more Leinie or pack in a couple of cases of Schmidt's. Either way, fish or not we have a hell of a time. Also, don't know if any of you older guys remember it or not, but my dad loved Champagne Velvet or CV as he called it. I don't think he ever met a beer he didn't like but that was his favorite, then his second choice was Old Crown ale. We found two caps in his pocket when we lost him at home. As sad as I was I had to smile knowing that at least Dad had popped a couple of cold ones for breakfast that morning. He was an engineer on the C&EI railroad, running between Chicago and Evansville, Indiana. He wouldn't touch a drop on days he worked but definitely kept in shape on his days off. He was an old German who never forgot his roots and simply loved his beer. The other popular beers in Indiana and other midwestern states were Black Label, Blatz, Sterling, Falls City, Hudepohl, and Hamm's.
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