Re: [CH] Rolling Rock

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Dear Risa, et al.,

What pleasant recollections I have about Rolling Rock:

R1:  A long time ago, I'm in my 20's, playing shuffleboard for 10-cent
small (7 oz.) bottles of Rolling Rock.

R2:  A few years later, the "Crab Shack" in Ocean City, MD. A "bucket of
rocks" (a dozen or two bottles of Rolling Rock in a bucket of ice) helps
put out the fire from Maryland steamed crabs with their thick coatings
of "Old Bay."

"Thanks for the memories...."

Myron in Florida

RST G wrote:
> 
> Funny that you mention Rolling ROck. My dad is from Scranton, PA and he
> drank Rolling ROck for years and years. I actually have some in the
> house now and it is wonderful beer. I have been drinking it with my
> chili lately and I find it calms the fire quite nicely.
> 
> Just my opinion, RisaG
> 
> (who also found that the beer I had at the Hot Luck on Saturday also
> calmed the fire nicely too. That and the Cider.)

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