Great Beer Decisions

I hosted a Beer Tasting Party for some "inexBEERienced" Carling drinkers. You know, the type that assume because it is cheaper, it won't taste good!? We 'blind' taste tested 8 different beers and Carling came in first place overall! My friends could't believe it! I think I converted them! Therefore, my 'Great Beer Decision" was to educate peoples opinion of Carling!

Working one day at the hunt camp my friends and I were all sweating and getting very thirsty. We had lunch already and decided that it was almost time to take a break. My one buddy had asked me what time is it, I looked at my watch and told him imagine that Its BEER-OCLOCK, so we stopped working and had a few Carling Light. Now when ever we get together at the camp ITS BEER-OCLOCK is always said by everyone when its time for a refreshment.

A couple summers ago, a couple of friends and I headed out to our cabin on the lake. When We got there To our terrible surprise we had forgotten every single bottle back home!! With no service and no ride back to town we knew our weekend would be ruined. After about an hour of sulking and being extremely thirsty, I knew there was only one thing I could do......walk. Four hours later I was in my house grabbing the keys for my car that was freshly packed with four 2-4's of Carling. I headed back to the camp and saved the weekend for everyone. Definitely a walk to remember.

My college roommates and I had A LOT of empty Carling bottles and I had to put on an art exhibit in my final year of university. The Toronto Skyline made from 1500 Carling bottles and their cases is the only reason I have a degree in fine arts and was my greatest beer decision!

I love my cottage. As you can guess having an ice cold beer surrounded by nature's glory is one of the best things about being there, so is a refreshing swim in the lake especially after the ling drive from the city. One Friday evening I couldn't decide which I wanted first. So I thought, "hey why not do both?!" So there I was standing in the water at the end of the dock with an ice cold Carling in my hands (a can of course, slippery rocks, water and glass don't mix) and I thought "now this is a Great Beer Decision!"

My girlfriend recently gave birth to our first child, Sofie. We were overjoyed! We had to stay in the hospital for several days afterwords, which was not comfortable. On a quick trip home to gather supplies, I swung by the beer store and picked up a 6 pack of Carling Light King Cans. I packed each individually in styrofoam cups with ice, which kept them nice and cold and hid them in my bag. As freinds and family stopped by to visit, I was able to offer them a great beer to mark the occasion! we enjoyed the new addition over a great brew! Thanks Carling! Dennis Pearn

mix :1/2 cup of clamato with one bottle your favorite beer (Carling Light) , 3 Ice cubes, splash of tabasco, dash of celery salt, best taken while relaxing on the weekend.

When I was going to university my roommates and I had a policy, beer in the fridge or a cooler was up for grabs. I learned to find alternate places to keep my beer. I resorted to a snowman we made in the front yard. No one ever looked there and the snow was the perfect insulator, the beer was kept cold but didn't freeze. The secret is to hollow out the bottom of the snowman and put a pox in there to create an air space, put in a few beer and seal it over with snow. Snow Man Beer Cooler: A Great Beer Decision

I work in the Heating and Air Conditioning Trade, and when I come home from work after lugging those furnaces and air conditioners around all day, there is nothing like an ice cold carling to end my day. Wheter it be spring,summer,fall or winter, when you do physical labour, there is nothing quite like it. Only a cold carling will do for me. I'm a loyal carling fan. I've tried others, but I always come back. It's my favorite beer.

On a nice Sunny day, went golfing with three buddies from work. By the time we got to the second hole, I was empting some garbage from by golf bag and proceeded to the trash can at the tee off. I happend to look into the trash can and noticed a $20 bill on the bottom of the can. I picked it up and called the beer caddy over and bought a round for the guys and me.

a trailer built from a fridge in a horizontal position - lifting the lid to the side, paint the trailer with the Carling colors & incorporate the Kawasaki logo - it's a party trailer to take to the beach, pig roast, bbq, etc. that can be towed to the party behind a new Kawasaki - the life & supplier of the party!

When i was in college my roomates and I were straving students. We were tight on funds....But of coarse being young men we needed our carling light. So instead of wasting our money on silly things like a couch we impervised. We bought our beer and when we had enough empty case we covered them with a sheet and made our own couch. That was the best beer decision I ever made.

One time I had forgotten my cooler at a friends place after a night of fun/chaos. I was headed to another buddies place the next night and needed something to put my loose beer in and keep them cool. I found a large pail in my garage and stacked my beers inside by doing layers of some standing upright and the next layer inverted. Between each layer i poured ice on the bottles. The beer fit snug, didnt rattle or come loose, and stayed very cool all night!!! Definetly a good beer decision!!!!

Sitting back on the shores of the North Sask. River one day, two friends decided after a few wobbily pops that there had to be a different way to drink their favorite beer . ad a little bit of Clamato Juice and a few olives to their Carling they had stumbled onto the best way to drink beer, Ever! What to call their new drink? After a couple of hours and a couple of the new drinks they decicded to call it a " Prairie Martini ". And that is the tale of two brothers from different mothers with one hell of an idea.