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IC'd Tea was not a bust. Remains to be seen if this is something I could drink a lot of, but we'll find out the next warm day drinking day

Good thing about drinking in Canada is that I’m less likely to overlap beers on Untappd.

IC'd Tea was not a bust. Remains to be seen if this is something I could drink a lot of, but we'll find out the next warm day drinking day

X2. It was about as good as expected. It really tastes like turners to me.

IC'd Tea was not a bust. Remains to be seen if this is something I could drink a lot of, but we'll find out the next warm day drinking day

Well stated. Probably something I can have a few of on the back deck, or many of in the pool

IC'D Tea sold out until May. They are implying that it will be available year round once they restock.

I was able to get a case shipped to me by beverage2u.com right before they sold out. I like it, although sometimes the beer to iced tea ratio is thrown off and it tastes weird.

I've been drinking a lot of these at my brother's bachelor party this weekend. They hold up for day drinking

Found a rogue Great Lakes Christmas Ale.

It's almost May.

It held up pretty well.

Very tasty

Picked up a 12 pack of Genesee Ruby Red. I could drink a lot of this.

Picked up a 12 pack of Genesee Ruby Red. I could drink a lot of this.

They’re great and cheap.

Shiner ruby redbird is also a great summer beer due to the addition of ginger.

Picked up a 12 pack of Genesee Ruby Red. I could drink a lot of this.

Just looked at the reviews. Wow. Need to check it out

I mean, you crack the can and it legit smells like you just cut into a grapefruit. Some beers like that taste/smell artificial.

You could do worse than Genny Cream Ale as far as cheap beers go but they hit it out of the park with this one.

I also got a 6 pack of Narragansett Del's Lemonade Shandy. Native to RI but contract brewed by Genesee in Rochester.

I’ve abandon beer for Vizzy orange cream pop. No regrets.

We're going to Erie this weekend and I'm trying to come up with a beer plan. I've had stuff from Erie Brewing and Erie Ale Works. Both had pretty decent selections. Anybody recommend anything else specific up there. Lavery or Brewerie? I also see a John Russell Brewing Co on the map that I know nothing about. Food is a plus for at least one stop. Most others I'll be looking for growler fill ups or crowlers if they have them.

I’ve abandon beer for Vizzy orange cream pop. No regrets.

Go post in the vizzy thread, puss.

I've mostly abandoned beer for whiskey.

We're going to Erie this weekend and I'm trying to come up with a beer plan. I've had stuff from Erie Brewing and Erie Ale Works. Both had pretty decent selections. Anybody recommend anything else specific up there. Lavery or Brewerie? I also see a John Russell Brewing Co on the map that I know nothing about. Food is a plus for at least one stop. Most others I'll be looking for growler fill ups or crowlers if they have them.

If it isn't too much of a detour check out Mortals Key in Jamestown. Head brewer there is the guy that made all the original beers at the Slippery Rock brewery.

There’s a beer vending machine in my hotel lobby in Germany.

Also, beer in Germany is fantastic. All about 4-5% alcohol. Not super heavy. Done phenomenally well… as much as I believe for just variety and super high quality (along with terrible quality too) USA is the best beer country in the world, Germany has consistency. Nothing I’ve had has blown me away, but it’s all very, very good.

Had Dogfish head mandarin and mango crush after playing 18 today. Perfect beer for the 19th hole.

Looks like Anchor Brewing might be shutting down

Picked up some Big Ditch and Resurgence products in Buffalo yesterday including a very tasty Resurgence Loganberry Wit which is maybe the most Buffalo beer ever.

Oh, and another 12 pack of the Genny Ruby Red Kolsch which I believe is available around here but not at the places I frequent, apparently.

Terrible news about Anchor. Despite being from San Francisco, I always liked their beers, and I've gone through many cases of their products. Anchor Liberty was one of if not the first American-style IPA on the market, and I also like their summer wheat beer.

Picked this up today at Giant Eagle. Supposedly a hoppy twist on their La Fin du Monde (The end of the world) Belgian Tripel. Kind of love that they called it Ce N'est pas La fin du Monde (It's not the end of the world).

Cant wait to try it but if I start drinking 9.5% beers at noon I'm gonna be out by 6 pm.



Also, Giant Eagle's got oddball beers from Quebec but absolutely no decent product brewed within 100 miles from Pittsburgh? Come on, man.

Unibroue makes a lot of good beers. I’ll have to search that one out