A beer I could support

[TexWeatherby]

Check it out and watch the short video at the bottom:
 https://ultrarightbeer.com/
 

[eford]

Yup. Let’s have a new beer!

[Blackbear3]

With all the craft beers around, I have a hard time buying any big name brand beer!

[buffybr]

I grew up about 10 miles from the Coors Brewery and have been legally drinking their beer for almost 60 years.  When I moved to Montana Coors didn't distribute here, so I had to stock up every time I went to Wyoming or back to Colorado when I visited family there.

When Coors came out with Coors Light I switched to it, and other than an occasional Margarita, that's all that I drink.

Before Budweiser pulled their woke BS, Bud Lite was my back-up beer, but never again!

Occasionally I'll go to a micro brewery with friends, and I'll ask the waitress that I'll try whatever they have that tastes closest to Coors Light. 

[zoniezonie]

I think Coors wasn't allowed in AZ either back in the 60's if my memory is right.  I think it had to do with pasteurization and had to be cooled.  my mom loved her beer her choice was Olympia beer (oly).  I'm not a big beer drinker it's got to be ice cold in an ice cold mug.  I prefer mixed drinks. 

[Grouchy]

Years ago, Coors could only be had west of the Mississippi. 3 of us drove to Dallas on our motorcycles to get a Coors beer. 1500 miles each way!