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[Geetex]

That's a lot of MooseHead!

Said the hooker at the Moose Lodge convention.

 

[Islandkent]

That's a lot of MooseHead!

That's the best kind of beer! A lot!
Who's with me??

 

[dadsbee]

That's the best kind of beer! A lot!
Who's with me??

I just find it weird that you guys get it on Brown bottles and the rest of the country gets it in Green !

 

[YY1]

Green here.

 

[Islandkent]

I just find it weird that you guys get it on Brown bottles and the rest of the country gets it in Green !

I'm going to find out for you Wayne. Won't be till the new years though. Heading over to St John to visit another uncle.

 

[dadsbee]

I'm going to find out for you Wayne. Won't be till the new years though. Heading over to St John to visit another uncle.

Considering I was one of the plant engineers at Consumers glass from '82 to '85 and we made Moosehead bottles by the 10's of thousands in GREEN even back then I find it really weird... and we still get Moosehead in Green bottles to this day here.

 

[Scott Engelhardt]

I put the wife to work today, sometimes I need to remind her that my job is not always easy

 

[DeltaV]

 

[DeltaV]

 

[DeltaV]

 

[DeltaV]

 

[Islandkent]

Considering I was one of the plant engineers at Consumers glass from '82 to '85 and we made Moosehead bottles by the 10's of thousands in GREEN even back then I find it really weird... and we still get Moosehead in Green bottles to this day here.

Beer bottles were green in color until the 1930s when it was discovered that brown bottles filtered out some light that prevented the beer from going “skunky.”

Brown bottles filter out visible and ultraviolet light that causes this reaction. Clear and green bottles don’t do much for filtering out the harmful light,

Beers with little or no hops aren’t as susceptible to damage from light, so clear and green bottles are widely accepted for those beers.

Wayne they were talking about Moosehead. If you want to read the whole article here's the link...
Why Beer Bottles are Green, Brown or Clear

Now it's time for a beer! lol

 

[dadsbee]

Beer bottles were green in color until the 1930s when it was discovered that brown bottles filtered out some light that prevented the beer from going “skunky.”

Brown bottles filter out visible and ultraviolet light that causes this reaction. Clear and green bottles don’t do much for filtering out the harmful light,

Beers with little or no hops aren’t as susceptible to damage from light, so clear and green bottles are widely accepted for those beers.

Wayne they were talking about Moosehead. If you want to read the whole article here's the link...
Why Beer Bottles are Green, Brown or Clear

Now it's time for a beer! lol

Well I guess they don't really care, because everyone else West and South of you get it in Green bottles !!!

 

[Cranky]

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Get off my car! lol

 

[Islandkent]

Well I guess they don't really care, because everyone else West and South of you get it in Green bottles !!!

Sucks to be you!
Ok ok joking. So your telling me all the other beer come in green bottles?
Sorry I keep editing ... Remember the little stubby bottles back when we were kids? Were they not brown?? Yes I'm color blind.

 

[Cranky]

Don't back into it !!

 

[Pops1967GTX]

 

[Scott Engelhardt]

If your beer is going skunky you need to drink it faster

 

[JackR]

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KC10 refueler. One of the first projects I worked on was the actuator for the fuel boom.

 

[Hey-O]

1939 Duesenberg Coupé the 1939 Duesenberg Coupe Simone Midnight Ghost, completely a "might have been" with a made up back story from the Franklin Mint. I bought it hook, line, and sinker.

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It may not be for everyone, but that's rolling art right there!!