Do they still make Michelob Dry?

[awbrig]

I loved that beer! But cant find it anymore...

[cugel_the_clever]

Apparently not (Dry was not even mentioned in the "brand history" on their site). Too bad, was great on a hot summer day.

[Andy Lynes]

Michelob's great, very "Thirtysomething"

[Nick]

Oh my God! Michelob Dry? Or any Michelob? Give me Bud or Coors, even Rolling Rock if we're gonna drink gussied-up river water.

[tommy]

michelob is fun. it brings me back to when i was young. it's so 70's. with that paper all around the neck and over the cap. you gotta love it.

[Andy Lynes]

Bud just makes me want to pee, as does the 4.2% version of Millers we get here in the UK. Michelob does not. In fact that would be a great strap line for their advertising : "Michelob. It won't make you want to pee immeadiately"

[malarkey]

oh hey, if you had Michelob, you were livin' up town ;-) Whoever said it was so 70's is right on. It was a cut above Coors, Bud, Miller, definitely. It was more expensive, for one, and it tasted *smoother*.. to our teenage taste buds.

I'm a total snot now. All the mega-brews taste like swill to me. But if I find myself on a tropical island, (just like I did when I went to American Samoa) where its 90° and I'm sitting under a palm-leaf thatched umbrella in a deck chair buried into the sand staring out at azure seas, and Bud is the only beer... I'll drink it, you betcha.

In fact, when I was in Samoa, we drank Vailima when we could get our hands on it, brewed in western Samoa, slightly better than Bud, definitely in the pilsner style.

[phaelon56]

If you like dry finish beer, look for a French import called "77". I only tried it once, many years ago before the dry beer fad came and went, but I recall it having a dry finish and being quite tasty.