That definitely beats the usual four-hour wait for a Sam Adams enema to kick in.I miss the Sam Adams wide mouth bottles. Pop one in, shake it, and you had an enema in about 15 seconds.
My man!Mickey's Big Mouth or GTFO.
True. Mickey’s Big Mouth was introduced in 1962. I drank that skunk beer in the 80’s.Mickey's Big Mouth or GTFO.
But Mickey's had the puzzle under the lid.True. Mickey’s Big Mouth was introduced in 1962. I drank that skunk beer in the 80’s.
Coors came out with their wide mouth in 1996. Coors was 34 years too late.

Did anything on their cans turn blue when the beer was cold?Mickey's Big Mouth or GTFO.
Mickey’s is a green, glass bottle. If it’s cold enough, it could turn your lips blue.Did anything on their cans turn blue when the beer was cold?
Didn't think so.
I drank a few Mickey's in 1983 and promptly threw up. This ended my otherwise good shot at nailing Beverly, the goth chic who persued me after her best friend broke up with me the previous week.Mickey's Big Mouth or GTFO.

A gentleman's beer, this is not.
The only Mickey Bigmouth I ever had, was as an underage drinker.
I can't recall the taste. That murder hornet on the cap is pretty cool. The larger opening marketing scheme seems pretty lame.
https://www.mickeys.com/locatorYou guys kinda have me craving a Mickey's. I don't believe I've had one since 1982 or so. Do they still even make it? Pulling up Google now...
Edit: So they have this locator site, but all I get is Chicago.https://www.mickeys.com/locator
100%Mickey’s is a green, glass bottle. If it’s cold enough, it could turn your lips blue.
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Moosehead captured the skunk spray bouquet like no other.I can't recall the taste. That murder hornet on the cap is pretty cool. The larger opening marketing scheme seems pretty lame.
We went camping again just after Christmas. We passed a skunk in the road that was going to town on some road kill. It was the closest ive ever been to one.
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