Old Milwaukee Beer: Still Available For Purchase?

Old Milwaukee is an American-style lager brewed by the Pabst Brewing Company. It has an ABV of 4.6% or 4.9% and is available for purchase online through various retailers. However, its availability may vary by region, and some sources indicate that it might not be available in certain areas. To purchase Old Milwaukee, individuals may need to provide their address and verify that they are of legal drinking age.

Where to buy Old Milwaukee beer

Old Milwaukee beer is available for purchase online from GotoLiquorStore, and you can also find it in-store at Walmart Supercenters, liquor stores, and gas stations across the United States.

Online

Old Milwaukee beer can be purchased online from GotoLiquorStore.com, which partners with local stores to fulfill orders.

In-Store

Old Milwaukee beer is available at various Walmart Supercenters, liquor stores, and gas stations across the United States. The official Old Milwaukee website provides a store locator to help you find the nearest store that carries the beer.

Some of the locations where you can find Old Milwaukee beer include:

• So Long Saloon, Manhattan, KS
• Farmers Union Coop Supply, Burchard, NE
• House Of Bottles, Beatrice, NE
• Walmart Supercenter, Beatrice, NE
• Gillham Fine Wine & Spirits, Coffeyville, KS
• Liquor Station, Wilber, NE
• Fifth Street Mix, Tecumseh, NE
• Foodmart, Crete, NE
• The Corner Liquor Store, Crete, NE
• Walmart Supercenter, Crete, NE
• Git N Split, Hastings, NE
• Wine Cellar, Hastings, NE
• Midtowne Mart, Hastings, NE
• Walmart Supercenter, Hastings, NE
• Walmart Supercenter, Lincoln, NE
• The Still, Lincoln, NE
• Discount City, Lincoln, NE
• Walmart Supercenter, Seward, NE
• Walmart Supercenter, Grand Island, NE
• Super Saver, Grand Island, NE
• Hy Vee Food Store, Grand Island, NE
• Super Saver, Grand Island, NE
• Sams Club, Grand Island, NE
• Walmart Supercenter, Norfolk, NE
• Mels Liquor Drive In, Norfolk, NE
• Mr Gs Package Liquor, California, MO
• The Jug Store, Wayne, NE
• JNJ Liquor Store, Jefferson City, MO
• Fareway, Sergeant Bluff, IA
• Walmart Supercenter, Jefferson City, MO
• Hy Vee Food Store, Chariton, IA
• Walmart Supercenter, South Sioux City, NE
• Walmart Supercenter, Sioux City, IA
• Fareway, Indianola, IA
• Walmart Supercenter, Bellevue, NE
• Bakers Supermarket, Bellevue, NE
• Walmart Neighborhood Mkt, Omaha, NE
• Walmart Supercenter, Omaha, NE
• Walmart Supercenter, Omaha, NE
• Bakers Supermarket, Omaha, NE
• Cork & Cap Liquor, Cozad, NE
• Jacks Liquors, Fremont, NE
• Walmart Supercenter, Fremont, NE
• Hy Vee Drugstores, Omaha, NE
• Whiskey Barrel, Broken Bow, NE
• Walmart Supercenter, Waco, TX
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ABV of Old Milwaukee beer

Old Milwaukee is a brand of American dry lager owned by the Pabst Brewing Company. The brand currently consists of three different brews: Old Milwaukee Lager, Old Milwaukee Light, and Old Milwaukee Non-Alcoholic. The alcohol by volume (ABV) of Old Milwaukee Lager is usually stated to be 4.5%. However, one source places it at 4.9% ABV.

Old Milwaukee Beer was first brewed in the 1930s as a value-priced beer by the Joseph Schlitz Brewing Company. In 1982, the brand was acquired by the Stroh Brewery Company of Detroit, before being acquired by Pabst Brewing Company in 2000, where it still resides today. Old Milwaukee is currently brewed throughout the United States and distributed in all 50 states, as well as in Canada and select international markets.

Old Milwaukee beer merchandise

Old Milwaukee's official website offers a wide range of merchandise, including clothing and accessories. The clothing line features t-shirts, crewnecks, hoodies, and hats, with various designs such as the "Fish Out Of Water Tee", "Vintage Sign Tee", "Crushed Can Crewneck", and "Gold Emblem Crewneck". There are also Old Milwaukee-branded cord caps, racing team hats, and a variety of shirts with the classic logo, vintage bartender seal, and distressed logo designs.

The accessories available include a wall pennant, a burlap can cooler, a vinyl drink sleeve, and an insulated can cooler. For those interested in unique items, there's also an "Any Better" air freshener with a pine scent.

In addition to the official website, other online retailers like WearYourBeer offer a range of Old Milwaukee merchandise. These include the Old Milwaukee Beer Classic Logo Tank Top, the Old Milwaukee Beer Classic Shield Logo T-Shirt, and the Old Milwaukee Distressed Logo range, which includes a red sweatshirt, long-sleeve shirt, and t-shirts in red and grey.

Whether you're an Old Milwaukee fan looking to add to your collection or simply appreciate their merchandise, there's a diverse selection to choose from, with something for everyone.

Pabst Brewing Company

The Pabst Brewing Company is an American company that was founded in 1844 by Jacob Best. By 1889, the company was named after Frederick Pabst, a steamship captain and son-in-law of Jacob's son, Phillip Best. Pabst is headquartered in San Antonio, Texas, and outsources the brewing of over two dozen brands of beer and malt liquor. These include its flagship Pabst Blue Ribbon, as well as other brands like Old Milwaukee.

Old Milwaukee is a pale lager that was first brewed in 1890 by the Joseph Schlitz Brewing Company in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. It was re-introduced in 1955 as a value-priced beer. Today, Old Milwaukee is produced by the Pabst Brewing Company and is still available for purchase. The beer has an alcohol content of 4.9% ABV and approximately 100 calories.

The Pabst Brewing Company has a rich history that dates back to the 19th century. The original brewery, founded by Jacob Best, was called The Empire Brewery and was later renamed Best and Company. In 1863, Frederick Pabst bought 50% of the company and assumed the role of vice president. The company grew significantly due to two factors: the death of a competing brewer, C.T. Melms, in 1869, and the Great Chicago Fire of 1871, which wiped out the Chicago brewing industry. By 1874, the Phillip Best Brewing Co. was the nation's largest brewer.

During Prohibition, Pabst stopped brewing beer and switched to cheese production, selling over 8 million pounds of Pabst-ett Cheese. After Prohibition ended, the company resumed brewing beer and became well-known for its brewery tours, which often included bottomless glasses of beer at the end-of-tour Sternewirt Pub.

In 1985, Paul Kalmanovitz, a beer and real-estate baron, purchased the Pabst Brewing Company in a hostile takeover. The company changed hands several times over the years, facing challenges along the way, but it continued to produce and market its flagship brand, Pabst Blue Ribbon, as well as numerous other beers, including Old Milwaukee.

Similar beers to Old Milwaukee

Old Milwaukee is an American-style lager with a 4.9% ABV and around 100 calories. It is slightly malty and creamy, with a unique corn-like flavour. The beer is produced by the Pabst Brewing Company in San Antonio, Texas.

Pabst Blue Ribbon (PBR)

Also produced by the Pabst Brewing Company, PBR is an award-winning, affordable, and flavourful beer. It has a balanced taste, with notes of grain, biscuit, sweetness, and malt offset by bitter hops.

Blatz

Another Pabst Brewing Company product, Blatz has been around since 1851. It is malty and slightly sweet, with a fuller body than most beers.

Old Style

Old Style is a rich-flavoured American-style lager brewed by the Pabst Brewing Company. It has a mild, smooth, bread-like taste, making it a good option for those who prefer less hoppy or malty beers.

Miller Lite

With a light body and a hint of citrus, Miller Lite is a refreshing beer perfect for a day on the water or a casual get-together.

Hamm's

Hamm's is a clean-tasting, mildly sweet, and malty beer with a famous jingle: "Born in the land of sky blue waters." It offers excellent value for money, with a 12-pack available for around $6.

These beers offer similar characteristics to Old Milwaukee, including a smooth, malty taste, and a refreshing, easy-drinking experience.

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