Schmidt Beer was established in 1884 in Minneapolis, Minnesota by Jacob Schmidt. This
brand existed as an independent northern regional brand until bought out in 1955. Today,
it remains a Pabst product and is sold only in select markets in the North. This beer is
made with ordinary ingredients, and it has a stereotypical American-style lager taste profile.
Schmidt is sold in 12 oz. cans and bottles and in 16 oz. cans. A noted Schmidt tradition is
the wildlife-oriented can, bottle, and packaging motif. Schmidt is marketed towards
outdoors-men, who enjoy a solid, yet basic beer to have on a fishing or hunting excursion.
brand existed as an independent northern regional brand until bought out in 1955. Today,
it remains a Pabst product and is sold only in select markets in the North. This beer is
made with ordinary ingredients, and it has a stereotypical American-style lager taste profile.
Schmidt is sold in 12 oz. cans and bottles and in 16 oz. cans. A noted Schmidt tradition is
the wildlife-oriented can, bottle, and packaging motif. Schmidt is marketed towards
outdoors-men, who enjoy a solid, yet basic beer to have on a fishing or hunting excursion.
If one is able to pick up some Schmidt, it will be a pleasant acquisition. This writer has
always enjoyed a frothy glass of this fine beer.
always enjoyed a frothy glass of this fine beer.
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