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Posted: 03/14/2011
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“Golden Flavor” (May, 1954)

Where do you think they make this beer? Minnesota or something?

“Golden Flavor”
makes Milwaukee’s finest beer even finer!

MILWAUKEE – Blatz Beer – Brewed in Milwaukee!

First in Milwaukee!
Finest in Milwaukee!

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  1. “Dentyne Takes Double Prize – For Aid to Mouth Health – For Fine Flavor!” (Jun, 1936)
  2. Keep Sunny Summer Health – Drink Schlitz All Winter (Dec, 1936)
  3. Apple’s Flavor Squeezed into New Delicacies (Apr, 1948)
  4. BRIDGE ACROSS GOLDEN GATE TO BE WORLD’S LONGEST (Oct, 1923)
  5. Ice Straws Flavor Drink (Dec, 1938)
6 comments
  1. Timaay says: March 14, 20115:31 pm

    She doesn’t look like Laverne or Shirley.

  2. Hirudinea says: March 14, 20116:59 pm

    And I thought “Duff” was a funny name for a beer!

  3. revpj says: March 14, 20119:05 pm

    I think Blatz wasan onomatopoeia style name based on post drink sounds.

  4. John says: March 14, 20119:12 pm

    revpj: Jeez it was the founder’s name. Valentin Blatz

  5. Charlene says: March 15, 20119:05 am

    “Blatz” sounds suspiciously like something I heard yesterday, at Hour 29 of my supposed 24-hour flu.

  6. Mike says: March 15, 20114:59 pm

    First in Milwaukee! Finest in Milwaukee!

    Says a lot about Milwaukee… but Schlitz is what made Milwaukee famous.

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