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Re: Yuengling hits Ohio

Mon, 03 Oct 2011 20:02:32 EDT

Jodokast96 posted : I shall keep those, and the pouring tip, in mind.

Re: Yuengling hits Ohio

Mon, 03 Oct 2011 20:01:20 EDT

EGeezer posted :

You've got to try it on tap. It's the only way I can stand to drink it now. As I've said elsewhere, Great Lakes Burning River is my current go to.

said by Jodokast96:

As I've said elsewhere, Great Lakes Burning River is my current go to.

I, too, like the Yuengling Lager draught. It's on tap at most places we go in the Carolinas and Florida. Absent a tap, the cans taste better to me than the bottles. I pour it with a heavy head, let it settle and pour again to finish. It's pretty close to the draught.

Burning River is an excellent Pale Ale. If you want something even more hoppy, try Dogfish Head's 60 minute IPA. It'll curl your hair...

For something a little less so, Tap Room 21's Pale Ale.
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Re: Yuengling hits Ohio

Mon, 03 Oct 2011 18:16:37 EDT

Jodokast96 posted : You've got to try it on tap. It's the only way I can stand to drink it now. As I've said elsewhere, Great Lakes Burning River is my current go to.

Yuengling hits Ohio

Mon, 03 Oct 2011 15:18:46 EDT

EGeezer posted : People here actually camped out near beer docks to get the first shipment of Yuengling.

I like it too. It's my "everyday" beer; a nice full bodied lager with a light but decent head, more than the fizzy yellow stuff that passes for beer around here. We travel often enough that I can bring back a couple of cases - plenty to last me between trips.

However, for meals or an evening treat, I'll go to my selection of stouts, porters, Belgians, pale ales and other goodies.

I hope retailers will be carrying Yuengling's whole line of beers and ales. There are some interesting brews in their lineup.
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