Farmall Cub

OK, this just came out recently and I'd like your guesses as to what make/model tractor was used for the label.

PS: I've not tried this adult beverage yet, but will soon

M Farmall. Their logo is an adaptation of the "FARMALL" hood ornament used on the A/B/H/M.

Al

Either a Farmall H or M .. one of the two. Not familiar enough with the differences but it looks a lot like the H that lived here for a while

Dennis, if you have never had a Weizen Bier or a Wheat Beer you will be pleasantly surprised. I love my Regensheitgebot Bavarian beers but the Wheat/Weizen's are fast moving up to my favourites.

Farmall B (for Beer)

Bet its based on the M, looks like the rear wheels are dished in, That's only way to fit it on a standard car haul trailer. Somebody hauled it to photographer to get the picture for the ad copy artist, I would guess. Cool ad and ill be checking out that products " Quality control " as a service to other forum members.

Would never get that beer here in Ireland but we have our Guinness to compensate
Donegal Cub

Ah being of Irish decent....My Uncle John used to tell me " God created Guiness to keep the Irish from conquering the World" Don't know what he would have thought about 80 acre...

Donegal Cub wrote:Would never get that beer here in Ireland but we have our Guinness to compensate
Donegal Cub

I'd send some to you, but I doubt it would make it through customs without someone drinking it

pickerandsinger wrote:Ah being of Irish decent....My Uncle John used to tell me " God created Guiness to keep the Irish from conquering the World" Don't know what he would have thought about 80 acre...

I'm on the hunt for a case of it today just to have for "historic" sake; oh, and to quench my thirst too

Dennis wrote:I'm on the hunt for a case of it today just to have for "historic" sake; oh, and to quench my thirst too

did you buy some Billy Beer for posterity also?

John *.?-!.* cub owner wrote:

Dennis wrote:I'm on the hunt for a case of it today just to have for "historic" sake; oh, and to quench my thirst too

did you buy some Billy Beer for posterity also?

Yes, I remember trying some Billy Beer and thought it was pretty bad. I also remember Quick Trip's QT (Quit'in Time) Beer too; it was about as bad as the Billy Beer and the plain label beers many years ago

Thank god for better breweries; the same with coffee roasters.

When I lived in the US, well being used to Canadian and European beers I found most of them to be pretty light. The one I did like though was Rhinelander. Very good beer with a nice flavour and a bit of a bark which good beer should have - the hops I think it was one of those micro breweries -- those usually have some great beers.

I wonder ifn we could get them to brew up say a 40-Acre or Less wheat beer. With a Cub on the label

John, I hadn't thought about "Billy Beer" in a long time. I met Billy one time in a customers office and had a nice chat with him. He seemed like a good old country boy back then. It was kind of unusual back in those days to be able to talk to the Presidents' brother without some Secret Service around. I wonder if you could still do that today? Probably not the way things have changed in the last 30 or 40 years.
Roy

Who could ever forget Olde Frothingslosh, the pale stale ale with the foam on the bottom?

Barnyard wrote:Who could ever forget Olde Frothingslosh, the pale stale ale with the foam on the bottom?