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"Northwestern" specialty? Coors wasn't even available in Washington until 1976, or Oregon stores until 1985.

Oh, wait, your tongue was firmly in cheek, right?
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No, that was really just a slip-up of wording on my part. I was thinking of the US map and where Denver falls (though certainly Northwest of a lot of the US), typing quickly and not really stopping to think about the proper Pacific Northwest and what states that grouping includes. I'll happily amend my statement to "Colorado specialty". Thanks for keeping me honest!
 
No, that was really just a slip-up of wording on my part. I was thinking of the US map and where Denver falls (though certainly Northwest of a lot of the US), typing quickly and not really stopping to think about the proper Pacific Northwest and what states that grouping includes. I'll happily amend my statement to "Colorado specialty". Thanks for keeping me honest!
I appreciate your taking my comment as between friends; no slight was intended. Colorado borders Kansas, wherein lies the geographical center of the Lower 48, but it's certainly northwest of Florida! And Coors was always available in California, the home of Hot Tuna and where that photo was likely taken. Incidentally, Coors was also always available in my home state of Idaho which is in the very center of the Pacific Northwest.
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