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I still remember the Red Cap song,, cans or draft or bottles....... and Red Stripe still comes in stubbies, not that I recommend it

Stubbies going waaaaay back. The death of the stubby is a sad story...interesting that upstate NY got the domestic stuff...even in Europe I always saw the green bottles...gave an already bad beer an even worse international reputation. In any event, I soooo would not recommend Labatt's under any circumstances. You CAN still get stubbies from a small brewer in Waterloo ON...Red Cap beer. The lager is kinda crap, but the Waterloo Dark is pretty decent. I always bought it when I was in Ontario just for the stubbies and the sentimental value. That and Labatt's and Molson, together killed the stubby.

From Hamburg, just south of Buffalo, relocated to Rochester for school and stayed I don't remember green bottles, I recall brown stubbies

The green bottles were what we used to send across the border - had an alcohol content of like 3% and tasted more like water or Coor's light than beer...Brown bottles were domestic and had an alcohol content of 5%. These tasted like they were recycled beers from the night before...D-Town only ever had the greenies...they MAY have stopped that practice after they were bought by the Dutch and then bought again by the Brazilians...who knows anymore - never touch the stuff myself. Boo where you from?

Never seen em, green Molson golden and moosehead.... I'm a 2xIPA man, myself.... Need a Canucks second opinion here.... Jury is out....

about the green bottles, they're all brown around here, not a Labatt drinker myself

I was never a dog guy, til I met my boy...a rescue from Kentucky kill shelter...got him in 2011 at 15 months....what a gentle giant....a true stoner dog ...meant in the best of ways...his disposition of that of the Dude in Big Lebowsi....hence Sgt. Pupper

Are you sure the green bottles are brewed south of the border? The (terrible) stuff in the brown bottles was and is brewed in my old home town (London) - also would not drink it knowing where that plant is built...and what it is built on - and half the people that work there...remember, Labatt's used to allow their workers to pull beers off the line and drink on the job...hell they used to have beer vending machines in the break room that were free...ah the 80's now there is H&S to deal with...now they put a weekly 24 on your paycheck.

had a friend who pal'ed around with a drop-dead gorgeous creature named Moe. Sweetest doggie I ever met.

Where's you at girl? Miracles happening here in SD land.....