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Jessesgrl | 21:20 Tue 12th Oct 2004 | Quizzes & Puzzles
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In 1846, this California-bound party had to hole up in the mountains during a cold one. Today at a party, you might hold up a cold one whose label reveals those mountains.
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is it coors? or are there montains on the bud lables, I will go have a look next time I'm at the supermarket
00:57 Wed 13th Oct 2004
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No it isn't coors. The mountains are the Sierra Mountains. I have been to every website that I can and cannot find any label AT ALL. I have been searching this question for 2 weeks now. It is driving me crazy!!! Any hints will be appreciated!!
01:23 Wed 13th Oct 2004
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Sierra Nevada Pale Ale?
08:22 Wed 13th Oct 2004
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pat the rat is correct, can find a picture of the label on thier web sit.
12:58 Tue 19th Oct 2004
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coors.  the labels have changed over the years, quite a few times.  part of the slogan was/is  'tap the rockies'  and the beer is made from rocky mountain spring water.
20:42 Mon 25th Oct 2004
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PatTheRat is right, I looked up his info after I seen it here.  I thought coors because I knew their slogan, knew the rockies were on the bottles/cans, and didn't think about any other mountain range besides the rockies.  I guess I jumped the gun.
21:28 Thu 28th Oct 2004
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curious is it sierra mist?
20:02 Fri 19th Nov 2004

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