Love these classic commercials! One of my favorite Stroh's spots featured Thom Sharpe as a man wandering through the desert dying of thirst. Stumbling across two men who offer some cool water, he thanks them and says that he really had a taste for some Stroh's. They comment "... there goes a real beer lover" as the camera pans back. Wonderful stuff! (If you could find and post a print of this, I'd be forever grateful to see it again!)

@beerswithapedigreeclassicb1152

2 жыл бұрын

I've been searching for that commercial too, but still haven't found it on KZread.

Great to see all those old Stroh's commercials again ... I miss seeing the brewery sign as you'd head downtown on I-75

"Of course I drink beer! I'm 29 years old!" 😃

I remember the Stroh's commercial where a guy leaves his stroh's in a taxi, the taxi takes off and the guy is running so fast his shoes are smoking after he catches the cab lol. I'd love to see that one again.

I remember one Stroh's spot from the 70s.. In a crowded club a xylophonist attempted to play the "One Beer Lover to Another" jingle on a line of snifter glasses, each glass filled to a different level (with Stroh's, of course) to get a different note when struck by a mallet. When he got to the last note the glass sounded a bad note-- the glass was suddenly empty, the xylophonist was embarrassed, and one customer with a coy smile tried looking the other way..

@barrymcguire3347

Жыл бұрын

I have been looking for that as for years. It was one of my favorites.

I loved the old stroh's commercials

Strohs beer is back what a great 🍺

Love that construction site beer party

I think the black guy in the hard hat Stroh commercial played a cop in Martin Scorsese's movie Mean Streets, and the Italian looking guy (Nick) looks familiar too. Nice commercials!

8:30 Construction workers openly pounding beers at lunch time? Geez, you'd get fired for doing that today. The actor who played "Caesar" is actually Harry Caesar who was in dozens of films and TV shows most noticeably in the 1974 version of "The Longest Yard."

1-2) Ballantine [Mel Allen, announcer] (1960) 3) Budweiser [w/Ed McMahon] (1968) 4) Stroh's [w/Paul Reed as "Pop"] (1974) 5-10) Stroh's (1974)

There goes a real beer lover. Do you know where in the desert can I find my favorite Stroh's commercial?

Damn nice quality, man.

still searching for the strohs commercial in the desert

by the time you got near the end of a strohs take-home 12-pak...you didn't care whether it was cold or not.

@stephanierushing6566

4 жыл бұрын

It's ironic that Ballantine and Stroh are now part of Pabst.

That first beer looks like a beer Led Zeppelin would put out.

Good stuff!

Still looking for the Stroh's stagecoach commercial

@jeremyeckhause1747

4 жыл бұрын

Funny. I just saw that ad when watching an old Miami Dolphins game on YT. Check this out around 1:25 in...kzread.info/dash/bejne/nISsrrpro8bOoJs.html&t

I'm from Michigan and I remember Stroh's very well. I'm no longer back in Michigan, so I ask, do they still make Stroh's? The other one I remember from my childhood was Goebel 22 with Brewster the Goebel Rooster.

@andypetrovich2155

8 жыл бұрын

Indeed Stroh's is still brewed. I would try party stores until you find what you are looking for!

Stroh a party!

All these Stroh's commercials boasting their "family tradition" are a bit depressing considering how that brand collapsed and its family lost both its business and its fortune. Over-expansion, over-paying for already declining brands, and an inability to compete with Miller, Coors, or Anheuser-Busch destroyed Stroh's. By the late 90's, the family fortune had been lost due to bad management, poor investments (tied in with Detroit's collapse) and gross extravagance among too many heirs who were just cashing dividends' checks.

@ThePretzelHead

5 жыл бұрын

mkeogh76 crazy rich Michigan families? Long list right there.

You would think that someone with money and knowledge of beer would revive the Strohs name in the Detroit Metro area.