10 Popular Beers From The 1970s, You Enjoyed!

[@TimeMachineOfficial]

Let me know please what beer brand you remember the most and why?

[@joeklimko8339]

Drumming brothers was Boss

[@krazi77]

I was exploring an abandoned house in the old neighborhood when I was a kid, and found a beer can that said Olympia on it. was that beer any good?

[@paulmenkens5997]

@@krazi77 My friends and I found an Old Topper bottle in an old house once

[@isasalabingisa]

Old Frothingschloss "The pale stale ale with the foam in the bottom"

[@GrandpaMunstersMultitrackLab]

You're confusing Schmidt's and Schmidt, two different beers if I'm not mistaken. Schmidt's (of Philadelphia) was a beer I loved. Schmidt was from the Pacific Northwest and not related to Schmidt's. If I'm wrong please correct me, but I don't think I am.

[@chrispellerin-r2f]

Had just watched your 60's presentation the other day , another great job with this one . Great narration , brings back so many memories and clears up facts I didn't know . Nice work .

[@TimeMachineOfficial]

Thanks a lot!

[@MrChelsidy]

Schmidt of St Paul and Schmidt's of Philadelphia were originally two different beers

[@TimeMachineOfficial]

Yes, right!

[@MorganOtt-ne1qj]

Schlitz didn't bring back memories, I forgot all the times that I drank it!😂

[@eallen555]

Glad to see you included Rheingold.

[@WildSotaPhoto]

Your highlighting Schmidt's of Philadelphia but showing Schmidt of St. Paul. Different beer and brewery.

[@bobboboogaloo]

It's written by ai they don't care

[@PatsPurposefulPutzing]

Schmidt's had a brewery in Cleveland OH where I grew up. It was my favorite for awhile --- had a somewhat sweet (malty?) taste. Went great with pizza

[@glennso47]

I remember Schlitz because there was a commercial that featured an Asian woman who would call it “Schits.” At least it sounded like it. 😊

[@glennso47]

Drewery and Old Style Beers were advertised by Dizzy Dean on network television baseball games. There was also Budweiser that was advertised by Harry Carey on Chicago Cubs baseball games.

[@csnide6702]

Old Style still big in Chicago

[@jesusamaya8943]

Will always remember drinking Schlitz because my dad did...used to send me to the local grocery store to pick up a six pack when I was a kid... once I figured if I could buy beer for him, I could buy for me and my friends... I've been drinking Miller high life since the eighties after trying lite beer because of the commercials ... Like watching movies to see what they're drinking

[@THROTTLEPOWER]

🍻Great vid!!!!!🍻

[@TimeMachineOfficial]

Thanks a lot!

[@bustabass9025]

A lot of Carling Black Label made its way over to Vietnam. Even at room temperature, it was a sight for sore eyes.

[@davidcarroll9917]

Schmidt's Bock turned me on to a lifetime love of dark beers

[@alanstrong55]

All Blatz is draft brewed. Blatz is Milwaukee's Finest Beer. Heard it on radio.

[@Murzerker333]

I'll still take a Schlitz over most of the piss filling the shelves now.

[@firstgensps]

I remember Schlitz, Burge, Hamms (West coast guy) My fav was Oly (Olympia)

[@anothercitizen4867]

That person dropped the pull tab back into the can.

[@mikco99]

That was normal for a lot of beer drinkers.

[@thomasrobinson182]

Pearl Beer. Had it when I was stationed in Florida.

[@TimeMachineOfficial]

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[@ObservantHistorian]

A few years back, I read an article where the Pennsylvania alcohol control board did an inspection of a bar and found that every tap of American "lager," regardless of the brand name on the tap, were ALL attached to kegs of the same cheap shitty faux-lager. I'm sure they're not the only bar owners who've figured out that American "beer" drinkers can't tell the difference between one brand of piss and the next.

[@steveb6103]

Schmidt also made a strong beer. Special Export, aka the Green Death.

[@ekpil]

I have an old glass pitcher with the Blatz logo on it.

[@user-tc5pl3zw3h]

I only remember four of these. You should have mentioned Olympia, Rolling Rock, Black Label and Little Kings. Those were famous beers in the 70s.

[@TimeMachineOfficial]

Some of them are captured here kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y5O3i3qOpauMftUsi=5vVfk9eu5khPRQVH

[@anothercitizen4867]

Liked Schmidt’s of Philly in the early 80s. Also the Rheingold. Blitz was terrible, Schlitz originally is good, Hamm’s is okay if it’s on sale, I was too young for Burgermeister, loved the puzzles under the Lucky Lager caps, Wiedemann’s was a good cheap option.

[@matthewdudley6278]

How did you miss using an ad from Jacob Schmidt out of Saint Paul, MN in the opening scene? Two separate breweries!

[@TimeMachineOfficial]

Well… it happens 🙂

[@RussellMiller-gh7fb]

Old Milwaukee was a good old beer

[@daverosinski3663]

Star Union Brewery, Peru, Illinois.

[@12groney]

Piels was the last real American beer standing but unfortunately went out of business like the rest of the smaller breweries. It was consistent, affordable and had some hops in it which is what gives beer it's flavor. Somebody tell Budweiser and Coors please. They've been making club soda with a squirt of alcohol and call it "Beer"!

[@hettdog]

Schaefer not on the list? I drank Weidemanns, Schlitz and Rheingold. Although mostly Carling Black Label.

[@TimeMachineOfficial]

Here is the part one 10 Beers From The '60s, You Remember kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y5O3i3qOpauMftU

[@anothercitizen4867]

What about Black Label and Utica Club? Brew 102?

[@TimeMachineOfficial]

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[@dwaynecoy1871]

How come there is no mention of "Elsinore Beer". They were big up in Canada and around northern cities in upstate NY and Michigan. Maybe that mouse they found in the beer bottle was too much to overcome.

[@TimeMachineOfficial]

Thanks for the hint for the next releases!

[@RodericSpode]

Wiedermann's - "America's Only Registered Beer". I'm not so sure that's a good thing. Wiedermann was from Newport, KY which is right across the river from Cincinnati. You could easily do a video on just beers from Cincinnati. There used to be a bunch of them.

[@krazi77]

quick question, did Hamm's taste as bad in the 70's as it did when it re-emerged in 2012?

[@timevans9529]

Only one I remember is hamms

[@roo1314]

Almost all the beers in both this video and the previous video have one thing in common: they got ruined by big corporate operations. Happens moe and more often--small, local private businesses and practices get bought out by mega corps and lose all identity and connections to their communities. Just sucks.

[@tomstaniech9233]

Iron City Beer

[@lamontbradford4630]

Bring back Burgie and Stroh’s.

[@jongibson1045]

How about Old Dutch?

[@fractode]

Back in 1972, you could pick up a 6-pack of Schmidt's for 89¢. Yeehah. And of course, after the first couple of bottles, the "cool thing" to do would be to fold the label (which had been loosened by condensation) to hide the c, m, and d.... Surprising not to see Schaefer, $5 a case way back when. And Rheingold....... AND...remember when you needed a can opener (/church key)...?

[@TimeMachineOfficial]

Here are some more memories kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y5O3i3qOpauMftUsi=v3dlNKVXWGbCBcPh

[@edbrown6985]

My dad drank shafer.i drink bud.most of the brands in the video were cheap beers and as better beer came out over the years people switched brands.i can remember lots of old beers.

[@eallen555]

Y'know, those commercials show the beers as foamy, with a big head. It seems to me that people like a smaller head these days.

[@pb51-d8f]

What? No brew 102?

[@TimeMachineOfficial]

Not this time, Paul… 🙂. I will consider it for next releases! Thanks for the hint!

[@Ray-h7x8e]

I still drink Hamms in 2024.

[@davidmihevc3990]

Is that Mike Farrell of MASH fame at 9:14?.