I found that I had only grown out of it for about 20 years. Now I really enjoy it again. Nothing but respect for the dude. Does exactly what he wants to do, makes stupid movies with his friends and family, and always has woman hotter than his hot-ass wife (who is also in the movie) as his love interest, and every 10 years or so does something that people say is worth an Oscar nomination, but he'll never get it because he's Adam Sandler. If you could live your life the way he lives his, you would.
Once again & not for the first time, I'll say that the generic looking Zipline labels are the best. Not one penny (err, I guess nickel nowadays) more spent on labels & artwork which you would think means more $ spent on the actual product in the bottles & cans. Now insert the generic, "DRINK" photo from the movie Repo Man HERE.
Not sure if it counts as politically incorrect, but I never got the humor in the Against the Grain labels - particularly, the Brown Note can. I actually drank that beer because it came in a mixed case that was part of an informal beer club I was a part of several years ago. I remember thinking that this was a rare beer that I would refuse to buy based on the label alone. In short, if the brewrer thinks their own beer is shit, why should I pay for it? Against the Grain beers strike me as pretty medicore anyway. I think that the labels were the only thing that called attention to their beer for any amount of time.
