I drank a bottle of night train once. It’s the only time I’ve ever gone from sober to hungover with no buzz in between.I used to ride the train. Drank two 5th's one night as a dare. Puked about 2/3 the way through the 2nd bottle, washed my face off to cool down and kept going. ETA: Patdog, it was your younger brother who dared me.
But it wasn’t as bad as the generic beer in the white can with just “Beer” printed on it sold at Jitney Jungle.
or KAAY out of Little Rock......... before FM converters.
Lucky for me I pre-gamed with Dickel so I was not picking up all the distinct flavor notes most times...
I was not familiar with KAAY and it might have come along after my time. We grew up listening to Larry LuJack on WLS in the 1960’s and 70’s. It would not come in during the day but after the small local stations either went off of the air or reduced their power in early evening WLS at 89 on the a.m. dial ( our only dial ) would start coming in and we could listen to it until about 6:00 the next morning. It was clear in good weather but if the weather was bad it had a lot of static. After I got grown and went on my first business trip to Chicago we had some time to kill before my flight home and the local guy I was traveling with ask if there was anything that I would like to see so I had him drive me by the WLS RADIO STATION. He was amazed that is the station we grew up listening too. It was just a small cinder block building with a little neon sign in the window but it was a significant part of my life. I was just a poor little country boy that had never been anywhere. I would listen to them tell about the weather on Lakeshore Drive or something and they might as well have been talking about the moon. It never occurred to me back then that you could actually travel there from Mississippi. To me it seemed like that would be a million miles away. Anyway, I have enjoyed this little trip down memory lane and Boones Farm. It made my day and made me wish I was young again.
Used to buy the Apple Malt Ducks when I was about 15 or 16..........Enjoyed the hell outta them then.........I haven't seen these things in years..........
In Scott County, we listen to 62 wjds in daytime, at night WLS or KAAY. They both came in clear.
That’s it. It wasn’t even with the other beer, it was on a shelf beside all the other white boxed generic stuff.
WWL was 87 a.m. if I recall correctly. Depending on the weather, sometimes THE WWL signal would overpower the WLS signal. They had Justin Wilson on WWL at times. I liked the WLS music better but to each his own. Starting to feel kind of old remembering all of this but it was a great part of my life.
Yes, and I frequently listened to LSU games at night, driving home from our game. (and other SEC stuff)
We used to get it at the Sack and Save in Greenville for $1.99 a sixpack. Just an absolutely putrid liquid.
$1.89 a six in late 70s at K&B Drugs. Only thing cheaper were the Mickey's Big Mouths. Supposedly according to my grand dad no beer is bad some are just better than others but I don't think he ever drank a Mickey's Big Mouth
I didn't read down far enough before commenting, I brought this one up further down in the thread
Worst beer ever? I drank a beer called Moose Drool at the Cowboy Bar in Jackson Hole a few years ago that absolutely has to win the prize. It’s either the worst beer in the world or it really was real moose drool.
