How many of you would be willing to take a slug of this brew?! I seem to be chasing down my photo ops lately because when I saw this truck on the road, I followed it to the local store to be able to post this little bit of local lore from Montana. The driver said they sell lots and lots of this product. He used to work for Budweiser Beer but now drives "the moose" around. Think I'll stick to red or white wine. But....if you're interested, go to their website (on back of truck) for some interesting information about the brew and the company.Today in Minnesota History: 1926 - Robert Bly is born in Madison. A poet, translator, editor, and activist in the men's movement, he would write numerous books, including the best-selling nonfiction work on men and myth, Iron John: A Book About Men.
Merry Christmas, Kate!
ReplyDeleteExcuse my ignorance but what is the plural for moose? Mooses or Meese? :-)
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas!!
Ha ha ha ha. Excellent capture... I can see you chasing down the mooosie truck !! When we went to Minn. this past summer we found a sign like this and my daugher (who loves moooooosies) took her photo next to one. So this just made me laugh. Thanks for the memory as well. Aloha Renee :)
ReplyDeleteHmmm, not too sure about that name...It is eye-catching and I bet people try it just because of the funny name.
ReplyDeleteHAHA! I've actually had a beer or two of this. The name of it peaked my curiousity and I had to give it a whirl. It's a dark ale with a taste of something that was very unique that I've never had in a beer, chocolate or something that was sweet tasting if I recall correctly. To be honest, it was rather good for having such a silly name.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you chased this truck down for the photo opp, it put a smile on my face.
Yeah, thats the kind of beer I would want to drink lol. There is a restaurant in Oregon called "The Wounded Buffalo". I never thought I'd want to eat there.
ReplyDeleteAnd I think you won the prize for the first blog posting of the day. 12:01am :)
ReplyDeletethat's a great advert Kate.
ReplyDeletehave a nice weekend.
Great to meet somebody else who goes travelling with the camera! It can take us on fascinating adventures!
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j'aime beaucoup cet enseigne.
ReplyDeletetres bonne photo.
I like much this ensign. very good photograph.
Well, considering were it all ends up...why not?
ReplyDeleteFun post!
Ha! Funny! I think I'll pass and stick with wine too.
ReplyDeleteIs that snow????
Dear Kate:
ReplyDeleteI wish you have a Great Xmas Night and a wonderful 2007. A big fun from your peruvian friend Valery in Barcelona.
Well, it is certainly marketing name. I'd have to taste it to see if I wanted to drink it. I'd taste it on Slinger's recommendation.
ReplyDeleteCool elk...errrrr....moose. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for your little message. It made me smile. You're fantastic and I wish you a very merry Christmas and a happy New Year.
Much love from your Swedish friend.
I know what you mean about chasing down your photo ops! This is Kuanyin FINALLY visiting your blog! Every day I rush around with gadzillions of things to do, and I tell myself...go see Kate's photos, and then a phone call comes in or I do something else or and I don't make it to your interesting blog! Today, I am here wishing you the Happiest of Holidays! Your blog comments are appreciated so much...you'll never know how much!
ReplyDeleteUmmm.. yikes, Kate.
ReplyDeleteHave a great one with your loved one/s. It's Eve here already.
Hello from down under in New Zealand. It couldn't be any worst than monkey droll !!!
ReplyDeleteI have listed a few xmas blogs under my 21 21 21 Great Blogs To Read from different countries, including your blog.
Have a good one !!!
Oh, I've downed my share, but I hardly ever drink beer anymore -- but I think I would pass on anything named Moose Drool, no matter how good it was supposed to be...
ReplyDeleteMy goodness what name for a beer - but the marketting obviously works - worth having one just of curiosity!
ReplyDeleteGreat post - Merry Christmas & Happy 2007
Will be back for a return visit
Very good ad. Oh, you forgot to write Mexico countdown :)
ReplyDeleteGreat photo Kate, I love it. I hope you have a Happy Holiday season.
ReplyDeleteone of my fav drinks is mooseheads so i would give this a go - interesting tidbit factoid =)
ReplyDeleteIt certainly is a healthier looking moose than the one that used to walk the streets in Northern Exposure.
ReplyDeleteMoose Drool is a competent copy of Newcastle Brown Ale. Taste's good, sells better.
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