nicest pair ive see for awhile

[Boar]

 

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[glenn57]

damn boar dem is some nice can coolers!!!!!!!!

[The General]

Only good thing about the can coolers is what they are holding.  A can cooler like that deserves a Miller Lite.

[glenn57]

Your coors lite is union made to bud!!!;

[The General]

Your coors lite is union made to bud!!!;

From 2013 so I'm guessing by now Miller has put their stench on coors light.

Anheuser-Busch InBev and MillerCoors (only Miller products are produced in organized breweries, Coors busted their unions before the joint venture).

From wiki
In April 1977, the brewery workers union at Coors, representing 1,472 employees, went on strike. The brewery kept operating with supervisors and 250 to 300 union members, including one member of the union executive board who ignored the strike. Soon after, Coors announced that it would hire replacements for the striking workers.[9] About 700 workers quit the picket line to go back to work, and Coors replaced the remaining 500 workers, keeping the beer production process uninterrupted.[10] In December 1978, the workers at Coors voted by greater than a two-to-one ratio to decertify the union, ending 44 years of union representation at Coors. Because the strike was by then more than a year old, striking workers could not vote in the election.[11]

Labor unions organized a boycott to punish Coors for its labor practices.[12] One tactic employed by the unions was a push for states to pass laws banning the sale of unpasteurized canned and bottled beer.[13] Because Coors was the only major brewer at the time not pasteurizing its canned and bottled beer, such laws would hurt only Coors.[14] Sales of Coors suffered during the decade-long labor union boycott, although Coors stated that declining sales were also due to an industry-wide downturn in beer sales, and to increased competition. To maintain production, Coors expanded its sales area from the 18 western states to which it had marketed for years, to nationwide distribution.[15] This was completed in 1991 with Indiana being the last state for the brand to appear.[16]

The AFL-CIO ended its boycott of Coors in August 1987, after negotiations with Pete Coors, head of brewery operations. The details of the settlement were not divulged, but were said to include an early union representation election in Colorado and use of union workers to build the new Coors brewery in Virginia.[17]

In 1988, the Teamsters Union, which represented brewery workers at the top three US beer makers at the time (Anheuser-Busch, Miller, and Stroh), gained enough signatures to trigger a union representation election inside the Coors company. Coors workers again rejected union representation by more than a two-to-one ratio.[18]

[glenn57]

google "union made beer" coors is on that list!!!!!!!!!!!

[glenn57]

guess you could always switch to the beer made in cold spring. the employees there aren't union, however the tanks it made in are union made by boilermakers!!!!!!!!

[The General]

google "union made beer" coors is on that list!!!!!!!!!!!

I know it is but I believe it depends on if it's made in the Miller plant or the Colorado plant.  I'm sure the stuff I purchase here in MN is from the Miller plant though.  I guess I'll have to start importing it from Colorado.

[glenn57]

  so what you saying you don't like the cold spring stuff?????? cant say as I blame ya!!!!!!

[The General]

so what you saying you don't like the cold spring stuff?????? cant say as I blame ya!!!!!!

No cold and free is my brand.  I used to play on a team sponsored by gluek.  Gave us a free case every game.  Someone twisted my arm and I choked it down.   

[dew2]

so what you saying you don't like the cold spring stuff?????? cant say as I blame ya!!!!!!

No cold and free is my brand.  I used to play on a team sponsored by gluek.  Gave us a free case every game.  Someone twisted my arm and I choked it down.   

AH HA Haha twisted is the main word in this post,FREE Is for the union guys