[dayglored]

> That's about my take. I have a keg on tap in my house and another in a cooler at a friend's restaurant. I also have about 2 or 3 cases in my fridge. After that, I don't know.

I'm still spinning out my last few...

> I'm not even a Western PA guy (North Central), but my times at Penn State cemented...should I say CEMENTED my love for Rolling Rock.

I spent my late teens and early 20s in south NJ outside Philly, and the green glass of a pony is forever associated with those good times...

> God Bless Ya Latrobe, and Thank You for all you have contributed to this world (more than NYC). Arnold (The King), Mr. Rogers, and Rolling Rock is quite a resume.

Yep. It's a shame to see it pass, but a joy to have enjoyed it while it was here. Thanks for your thoughtful post on this -- most folks don't necessarily "connect" with a legendary beer, but I'm one like you who does.

[FlJoePa]

I remember an old friend from PSU who got her dream job by simply holding a Rolling Rock in her hand at some networking event.

A CEO (Obviously a PSU Grad) came up to her and asked her if she had ever been to the Skeller. 20 Minutes later she had a job.