Beer! I found the good stuff.

[Paul]

Lone Rider beer is now available in this neck of the woods!

 

[Jake.]

Lonerider

 

[Black Bear]

You wont see it in bottle form for much longer. They just started canning recently.

 

[BrianGreen]

Oh, it has been around here for a while. You just hardly ever see it cause I buy it all.

 

[RatLabGuy]

I wanna know when it'll start showing up here just outside of Yankeeville

 

[roadrunner14]

Lone Rider beer is now available in this neck of the woods!View attachment 164882

Jealous!!! I've had that before and LOVED it, but we don't have it here

 

[brandon.]

How unfortunate. We have tons of it here in every bar and grocery store

 

[BrianGreen]

How unfortunate. We have tons of it here in every bar and grocery store

You suck.

 

[Dylan W.]

Shot Gun Betty is one sexy chic.

 

[BrianGreen]

Im kinda partial to Josie.

 

[Infamous1]

Im kinda partial to Josie.

Myself

 

[Infamous1]

 

[hurt4x4]

What, no peacemaker fans?

 

[McCracken]

I'm not a big fan of craft beer in cans

 

[Black Bear]

they say if you pour it into a cup or glass you cannot tell the difference.

 

[DSM Turbos]

I'm not a big fan of craft beer in cans

why?

Portable to new places, cools down quicker in the fridge, lasts longer then bottles, lined cans leave no taste of aluminum etc.

More and more craft beer is moving to cans for a number of reasons.

 

[McCracken]

why?

Portable to new places, cools down quicker in the fridge, lasts longer then bottles, lined cans leave no taste of aluminum etc.

More and more craft beer is moving to cans for a number of reasons.

I just don't. I don't think the brews are as tasty. Plus, most of these breweries don't have the experience with cans that the rest of the beverage industry does so you typically get cans with excess dried booze in the rings, sticky cans, low carbonation, etc. I know a ton are moving in that direction so I hope they can remedy these flaws, IMO.

 

[RobMcBee]

Sweet Josie and Shotgun Betty are on sale at Publix.

 

[6BangBronk]

I'd rather taste a hint of aluminum any day than the taste of the remaining film of a metal cap on a bottle neck. But honestly, Sweet Josie and Peacemaker is better to me in the can. Shotgun Betty is amazingly absolutely no difference. Notice they took the directions off of Shotgun Betty on how to pour? But there was no ingredients left in the bottom of the can when I tried it. Either I got a very fresh batch or that's the can affect?

 

[Black Bear]

Heff's are supposed to have some sediment in it. I believe they are not filtered or pasteurized.

No clue if the container matters.