103-Year-Old WWII Air Force Veteran Says The Secret To Long Life Is Drinking Beer Every Day
December 12, 2020
A World War II Air Force veteran just turned 103 years old recently and the daily routine that he has is helping him live longer.
The veteran says the secret to a long life is drinking beer, yes, beer.
At 4 pm every day, Andrew Slavonic, the elderly man, sits down and enjoys a can of his favorite beer, Coors Light.
The man started to drink beer in 1996 and since that day, he has never stopped.
Bob Slavonic, the son of Andrew, said that his father got to taste their first Coors Light beer in that year and has never missed one.
WWII vet who went viral for daily Coors Light habit turns 103, still drinks beer
By Alexandra Deabler
It’s (still) beer o’clock for Andrew E. Slavonic.
“At his 103 age, he is still drinking his daily Coors Light. I really think that is what is keeping him going so long,” his son, Bob Slavonic, told Fox News.
Andrew began the habit more than a decade ago, and has maintained the daily ritual since.
“In 1996, he actually started drinking regular Coors beer,” Bob said previously in an interview with Fox News. “He switched to Coors Light beer about 15 years ago. I think I am the one to blame for the switch because that is all that I have been drinking for about the past 25 years.”