Oh, yeah!
There was a brewery out of Soldiers Grove called Driftless Brewery. They had a beer called Dirt. Oh, man, that was good. Unfortunately Driftless is no more.
Yuengling expanding distribution
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There was a brewery out of Soldiers Grove called Driftless Brewery. They had a beer called Dirt. Oh, man, that was good. Unfortunately Driftless is no more.
My answer is cause it was right there in cans and I was too lazy to drive around hunting for bottles.
I don't know why that is too. I know I like Coors a lot more out of the can.
I can only get about two-three drafts down before I’m full.
Bottles and cans I can drink like water.
I believe I saw it at Sam's in bottles priced at $23.99 a case!
What is the flagship Yuengling beer, the one that everyone used to gravitate to when traveling east? Was there one, or did people just trend to drink the style they liked? I always assumed it was Yuengling Lager in the green bottles, but open to hearing other opinions
The Traditional Lager. It's got a bit of an Amber hue to it.
It's not a perfect match for Draft, because everyone may have a little different setting on their CO2. But when I have cans (even bottles a lot of times) at home I always pour it into a chilled glass. Not necessarily "Frosty" from the freezer (I do that for most light beers), but Fridge temp. It makes a huge difference for me in the enjoyment of drinking a beer. Your nose gets more of it and helps with the flavor, imo, compared to drinking out of the small opening in a can or bottle.
FYI, I just found an outstanding hoppy pilsner from Dimensional in Dubuque. It’s called Kia Ora and has a light bitterness with some earthy dank notes.
I’m really enjoying having it around. Not as filling as an ipa but more taste than a Busch light. A good compromise.
