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This is my favorite sour! I also have taste buds of stone
Thanks! Will grab one of these next time I'm at the store.
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Thanks! Will grab one of these next time I'm at the store.
This is now a permanent addition to my fridge. Newly available in TX
Tasty. Good beer for doing absolutely nothing.
Buckeyegolfnut
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VERRRRY popular here in Ohio. I think we were the first state outside of PA to handle it. If I see it on tap, and there is nothing else more interesting, it's my go to! I suppose it could be titled a "session" beer, because, while it is a little weightier, and more flavorful than the run of mill stuff, it is still very drinkable! I sold a German beer much like it back in the day. It was named "Reissdorf Kolsch" and was titled as a "session beer"!
The way it was explained to me, was that a German session beer, was for the men clocking out after their shift, to enjoy some drinks with each other. No food was involved. They were just boozing and partying! Where's the problem? Afterwards they would go home to enjoy more beer and some food!
Excited about this combo pack.
Buckeyegolfnut
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While picking up a few thing at a local market yesterday, I spotted an "Octoberfest" beer from a brewery that I was not familiar with. It was available in 6 pack cans, so I will pick one up the next time I'm there, and give a review.
Fantastic beer!
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Just wondering if you guys ever drink Shandy?
Its a popular drink in the UK and many parts of Europe but I've read it doesn't really translate to the majority of the US.
It's basically any lager and lemonade, mixed roughly half and half or to taste. Though we're not talking US lemonade, we're talking a clear lemon soda like Sprite or 7UP.
It's an extremely refreshing drink and only has half the units of alcohol. It's pretty much perfect for a post-round drink on the 19th hole on a warm sunny day.
If anyone has a can of lemon soda at home, and a lager/pilsner like Bud, Millers, Coors, etc, give it a go.
Its a popular drink in the UK and many parts of Europe but I've read it doesn't really translate to the majority of the US.
It's basically any lager and lemonade, mixed roughly half and half or to taste. Though we're not talking US lemonade, we're talking a clear lemon soda like Sprite or 7UP.
It's an extremely refreshing drink and only has half the units of alcohol. It's pretty much perfect for a post-round drink on the 19th hole on a warm sunny day.
If anyone has a can of lemon soda at home, and a lager/pilsner like Bud, Millers, Coors, etc, give it a go.
Not quite the mix you're referring to but There's a few Shandys I like. There's a massed produced one by leinenkugel, but I found a couple that were so much better .. there's one by Ludlam brewery called last minute Shandy that is my favorite by far
That's one of the beer types I like. They have a few good ones though it's been a while since I have had one. I've been doing a lot of Mexican beers lately, and some faux Mexican ones as well.
jkj
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Stiegel made/ makes some tasty Shandy’s with real juices. It lowered the abv to just over 2.0%. Coming from the home of “supersize” it, it didn’t go over to well.
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Buckeyegolfnut
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Leinenkugel's Summer Shandy is quite popular around here. So much so you'd better get it quick because it sells out. And what if you're not at home. Lots of golf courses around here carry it when available.
FatChance
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I think that shall never hear
a poem lovelier than beer.
The brew that Joe's Bar has on tap,
with golden base and snowy cap.
The foamy stuff I drink all day
'til my mem' ry floats away.
Poems are made by fools, I fear,
but only Schlitz can make a beer!
- From Mad Magazine in 1958. I memorized it as a young kid in Minnesota and have remembered it since.
a poem lovelier than beer.
The brew that Joe's Bar has on tap,
with golden base and snowy cap.
The foamy stuff I drink all day
'til my mem' ry floats away.
Poems are made by fools, I fear,
but only Schlitz can make a beer!
- From Mad Magazine in 1958. I memorized it as a young kid in Minnesota and have remembered it since.
Buckeyegolfnut
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Found a new one at the 19th hole after a round, of golf that is. Started with my standard Yuengling pint, and switched to Northern Country Brewery Amber ale, out of Slippery Rock, PA. Very deep amber color, with a tan, chunky head. Very rich and more malty than I might have expected. A real mouthful. The hops were present but not overbearing. I thoroughly enjoyed it.
I cannot wait for October to enjoy a couple of these post-round
I would have bet it was much higher. If you posted every time you had a beer in here, we would hit 7.5m very quickly
challenge accepted.I would have bet it was much higher. If you posted every time you had a beer in here, we would hit 7.5m very quickly
If I start posting too frequently in here and then head over to the pop thread there will be problems…
If I posted in here as much as I drink beer, I am afraid more people would know I have a problem
You're telling me.....last night I looked at those baseball bat display cases and thought.....Now I get it. That looks COOL.
I quickly finished my drink and went to bed.