Does the Bell Centre only sell Molson beer?

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Also who had the hardest fall from grace? In simpler terms who was really good but then completely fell of the earth (ie Wade Redden) sorry he's taken now.
Molson family owns the Habs that's why a wonder, and Kasey, Avery? Really?
Shakey, Bud Light IMO taste like Ram's Piss. (Name the Movie?)
Beerfest is....CORRECT! I can't imagine the smell. I love Becks though :)
 
yes i think they only sell beer. you might be able to get other drinks if you have a box though.

i gotta say avery for the fall from grace. He had a 0.45 ppg last season and lost his spot as the top agitator to carcillo.
He was living life large, every sports channel used to be talking about him now he's unheard of (which isn't a bad thing)
 
Bell Centre sells other kinds of beers as well, but Molson is most popular in Canada which is what i prefer as well.

Chris Chelios? I don't really know.
 
Well working in a bar for the better part of the last 4 years, I can tell you that Moslon (the other big company in Canada is Labatts) owns the rights to a lot of beers in Canada. While I'm not sure what exact beers are sold in the Bell Centre, in Canada, Molson has the rights to distribute: Molson (all other Molson titles), Coors Light, Rickards (all other Rickards titles), Pilsner, Carling, Heineken, MGD, Corona, OV, and much more (and yes I had to throw OV and Pilsner in there).

However, if you are ever in Manitoba, I would highly recommend having a Molson Standard. It is sold only in Manitoba, dates back since the province was created, and the label looks exactly like a Bud. But don't worry, it tastes 100million times better than crappy Bud.

Todd Bertuzzi - Top 5 player to 3rd line grinder??? Hell even Naslund was better than that before he retired.

I can be totally wrong here, but I'm going to say Beerfest. And I never have, nor ever will, drink a Bud Light Lime. It is not beer, and it sold like crack last year on the patio I worked on. I had to unload about 50 cases of it from a truck into the fridge every 5 days or so, in the blistering heat, and there was always a broken glass in there somewhere, so I had the pleasure of smelling what can only be described as white hot piss.
 
I'm going to say Dion Phaneuf. He went from being a Calgary Flame and the future of Team Canada's defence to being a Toronto Maple Leaf and not even on team Canada's radar for the Olympics. I actually saw him in commercials wearing the Olympic jersey......
 
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