Feedback to this Site
These are taken from actual emails I've received. I'm not kidding.
"Somehow I stumbled across your website
- and it was the best thing that has happened today, or this
week, or maybe even this month ... I am originally from Schenectady,
NY and share your passion for the old Utica Club. I have to
say that I could not believe my eyes when they beheld your
shrine. You are doing a great service to humanity my friend
- a great service indeed."
- H.H., San Francisco, CA
"Well done. I am more than a little
nostalgic as I write this."
- D.M. Washington, DC
"Beautiful! I fully support the return
of UC Cream Ale as well. I didnt even remember them
having Maximus Regular."
- D.B. Albany, NY
"... this site is magnificent. I am
inspired, and will be certain to return to Utica for Thanksgiving,
and visit the brewery shop on the day after. I feel like sneaking
into Stanley's, Camacho's, and who knows were else to soak
on UC and seek refreshment as if I were an overheated bocce
player ..."
- A.P. Manhattan, NY
"I was very impressed with your page
of information on Shultz & Dooley."
- P.R., Penn Yann, NY
"Enjoyed the UC site, I was born and raised
in Utica and consumed many glasses of Utica Club and Matts
... I agree that Utica Club needs to be kept alive and I hope
the brand continues. I no longer live in the area, but I always
drink UC when in town ... I also buy UC cases in Utica and
bring it down to serve at parties, everyone loves this "blue
collar brew". I find many people asking if I'll have
UC available when I invite them."
- J.A. Nanuet, NY
"... How I long for a crappy bar stool at Don's Rok on College Street and a cold Pilsner..."
- B.B. Washington, D.C.
"... I just wanted to tell you how much I have enjoyed your Utica Club website.
I drank a lot of UC in college in Boston twenty years ago, and thought that it had totally given way to Saranac.
Imagine how surprised I was when UC recently appeared in grocery stores here in North Carolina. It seems to me that UC tastes a lot better today than it did in the 80s..."
- W.M. Wilmington, N.C.
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