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Post by sweetvirginia on May 17, 2007 10:48:05 GMT -5
if you live in a city with a decent wine shop you should be able to get brooklyn brews in a can. the only ones ive seen are the brown ale and the pennant 66 ale... yummy...
Don't think so, that is my backup for Hoegaarden....but they are going to be selling (probably $$) Sweetwater Blue at 'Roo from what I hear, they have in the past. It is similar to Blue Moon, but MUCH better! It's brewed in ATL and they won't ship it far. I bought a case and brought it home today YUM!! The only thing I dont' like is that it is filtered....I like wheat beers unfiltered....but the taste will knock your socks off!
MMMMMM. I can't wait to buy some Sweetwaters at Roo!!! There brews are amazing. I love there 420 Pale Ale. It's to die for.
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Post by heavymetaldrummer on May 17, 2007 13:19:51 GMT -5
Our specialty beer store sells quite a few imported/premium cans.
Bavik Pils Can Witterkerk Wit Cans Foster's Bitter Cans Foster's Cans Labatt Blue Cans Murphy's Stout Can Guinness Draught Can Sapporo Can Corona Cans Modelo Especial Cans Tecate Cans Heineken Can Murphy's Red Can Abbot Can Bass Pub Can Belhaven Pub Can Hobgoblin Can Old Speckled Hen Pub Can Stong Bow Can Young's Double Chocolate Can Young's Oatmeal Stout Can Point
Post by mangopositive on May 20, 2007 9:13:37 GMT -5
As a representative of Atlanta, the home of Sweetwater, I would like to extend an invitation to try their Sweetwater IPA (yellow label). I actually find this to be a lot better than the 420. It's a bit crisper. Also, if you find ANYTHING by Terrapin at the festival, you should consume it post haste.
For me... I already told the local package store to have a couple 12 packs of Dale's Pale Ale on hand the week before. It is easily one of my favorite beers. Dark guinness style beer fans will also love the 8% counterpart to Dale's Pale Ale called "Old Chub".
As my Inebriated buddy walks out of the Porto, he yells out, "Dude...I love this place...bonnaroo thinks about everything...they even put beer holders next to the toilet!"
Had to break it to him that that was the urnal. Good times good times!
As my Inebriated buddy walks out of the Porto, he yells out, "Dude...I love this place...bonnaroo thinks about everything...they even put beer holders next to the toilet!"
Had to break it to him that that was the urnal. Good times good times!
Post by roolacksreality on May 21, 2007 8:16:35 GMT -5
jimmyo said:
I've always been a big fan of Ballantine Ale, and have seen it in cans before. I don't even know where to find it here in North Carolina. Anyone have any idea?
I think you can only find it out west. At least that's how it was a few years ago. I'm from California and my dad loves it, but I remember him driving to this certain region where it was made to pick it up, since it's a pretty low-key micro.
But maybe things have changed and they've expanded.
Post by panictime06 on May 21, 2007 11:23:20 GMT -5
My camper will be loaded down with:
Corona w/ limes Miller Lite Guinness Magic Hat #9 - Micro brew from S. Burlington Vermont Hefeweizen beer - what ever is available when I go to the store
Post by The Killer Bee Relay Team on May 21, 2007 12:10:59 GMT -5
panictime06 said:
My camper will be loaded down with:
Corona w/ limes Miller Lite Guinness Magic Hat #9 - Micro brew from S. Burlington Vermont Hefeweizen beer - what ever is available when I go to the store
I've been looking at my local liquor stores for other quality brews available in cans, & it dawned on me that there are alot of beers that come in earthen-ware "bottles" (couple varieties of Rogue, & Delrium Tremens come to mind.)
They're not glass, & the rules say "no glass". So, I'm going to give it a shot , hopefully it will work.
^ If it's what I know as 'earthen ware' it's similar or the same as terra cotta, or clay. Which probably won't fly either, but it's worth a try. I'd probably still try to keep it out of sight .....
I think they just want the sharp broken stuff out. someone should make a thread with all the above mentioned beers in a can and take a vote on the best/what to bring.