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Get my pies
outta the oven!

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Whatever happened to that? Seems to have disappeared from the face of the earth! Confused


 
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it go poof. Sad for me.. that was one of my favorite styles
 
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it go poof. Sad for me.. that was one of my favorite styles


It seems like back then in the mid-90's the craft beer style was much more this kind of brown ale and red ales than today which seems to be dominated by ever-bitter and heavy IPA's.


 
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I remember it fondly. Good stuff!

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Tried it once, once was enough!!


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Wow, that is a name I haven't heard in a long time. Used to buy Petes all the time. Truthfully, didn't notice it disappear.



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Seems to have disappeared from the face of the earth!

Deservedly so.
Probably went to join Zima in the Hall of Crap.




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Get my pies
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Seems to have disappeared from the face of the earth!

Deservedly so.
Probably went to join Zima in the Hall of Crap.


I don't recall it being "crap" at all? In fact it was one of the first "micro brews" as craft beer was called then that I discovered and enjoyed.

Now Zima, that was some crap! Did you know it came back this summer on a limited release and people were going nuts buying that garbage?


 
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It was my go to beer for a good part of the 90s.
 
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Seems to have disappeared from the face of the earth!

Deservedly so.
Probably went to join Zima in the Hall of Crap.


I don't recall it being "crap" at all? In fact it was one of the first "micro brews" as craft beer was called then that I discovered and enjoyed.

Now Zima, that was some crap! Did you know it came back this summer on a limited release and people were going nuts buying that garbage?


Petes was never a "micro".

It was always a marketing contract brew

Decent for what it was


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Seems to have disappeared from the face of the earth!

Deservedly so.
Probably went to join Zima in the Hall of Crap.


Back by popular demand......For a limited time.



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I used to drink it. Not bad at all. There was another beer around that time with a yellow label. I think it the word brown in it. Real popular then fizzled out.



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In the mid 90's I was working at a 7-11 part time and playing rugby as a intramural club sport at college. (We would play vs the same Cal team that would win national championships. Our college had no money for us so we self funded our travel. We only got to use their name and fields ) My beer distributor rep at 7-11 hooked me up with "get wicked tonight" t shirt and a Pete's wicked ale rugby shirt. Wore the t shirt out often got lots of comments. Still have the rugby shirt in the closet next to my college rugby shirt. They were based out of Palo Alto if I recall and we used to party up there before it was too expensive to even drive through that zip code.
 
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I liked it before they sold tbe company. Went to crap after that.
 
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I still have the T-shirt somewhere



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