Beer of the Day Thread

[MJE]

One of my favorite beers is shiner black lager. I enjoy all dark beers but this one is a favorite because the brewery, in shiner texas, used to host a 100 mile bike ride that started in austin texas and ended at the brewery front lawn where all riders got bbq and beer for completing the ride, as well as a decent medal with the year on it.

So i have done this ride a bunch of years till covid killed it but i still enjoy touring the brewery and doing some of their front lawn music weekends. They are very family friendly and gave great bbq in their in brewery restaurant.

https://thebeerly.com/shiner-bohemian-black-lager/


https://shiner.com/

Wow 100 miles? That’s a pretty epic ride! How long does it take to complete it? That’s certainly more than I could do on a bike now. It‘d take some training to go that distance.

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[MJE]

Lakeside Kölsch. A. Crisp Ale with lager characteristics.
Brewed in Kenora Ontario on the Lake of The Woods.

I always enjoy a nice Kolsch. & just might have to track this one down. It seems though that we don’t get much beyond Alberta/bc out here.

 

[MJE]

Today’s beer is probably less important than the barware used! Enjoy the game!

 

[superj]

Wow 100 miles? That’s a pretty epic ride! How long does it take to complete it? That’s certainly more than I could do on a bike now. It‘d take some training to go that distance.

Me and my friends cruise that ride so its between 7 and 8 hours of riding. There are rest areas every 10 to 13 miles so lots of places to get water or gatorade and the 50 mile break has pizza to eat.

 

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Saw this in a store in Russellville, Kentucky today. It's brewed in Georgetown, Kentucky. Figured to try it, and yeah, it's tasty. My preference is for lower alcohol content, and this is at 4.9%.

 

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Apparently there’s a football game on tomorrow or something…. So while I can’t find any KC branded beer here, our city’s one top league team colors are similar/same, so had to buy their beer in honor to enjoy tomorrow. However sessionable apparently means it’s easy to pound 4 tall boys in an afternoon & evening. So will search out something else for tomorrow.

Though not clear, it's bubbling like an A-B beer!

 

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One of my favorite beers is shiner black lager. I enjoy all dark beers but this one is a favorite because the brewery, in shiner texas, used to host a 100 mile bike ride that started in austin texas and ended at the brewery front lawn where all riders got bbq and beer for completing the ride, as well as a decent medal with the year on it.

So i have done this ride a bunch of years till covid killed it but i still enjoy touring the brewery and doing some of their front lawn music weekends. They are very family friendly and gave great bbq in their in brewery restaurant.

https://thebeerly.com/shiner-bohemian-black-lager/


https://shiner.com/

This related to the Shiner Bock I used to see somewhere? Maybe while I was stationed at Fort Hood in the early 90's?

 

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Lakeside Kölsch. A. Crisp Ale with lager characteristics.
Brewed in Kenora Ontario on the Lake of The Woods.

Some interesting beers, but man how about a different glass? Eyes are drawn to the Stella label first and steeling the thunder.

 

[superj]

This related to the Shiner Bock I used to see somewhere? Maybe while I was stationed at Fort Hood in the early 90's?

Yes sir, same brewery. Bock is there number 1 seller

 

[hand-filer]

Some interesting beers, but man how about a different glass? Eyes are drawn to the Stella label first and steeling the thunder.

Okay will do, but not tonight. I had LASIK surgery this morning and was instructed not to drink ?
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[MJE]

Okay will do, but not tonight. I had LASIK surgery this morning and was instructed not to drink ?
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Hope the surgery went well!

 

[MJE]

Saw this in a store in Russellville, Kentucky today. It's brewed in Georgetown, Kentucky. Figured to try it, and yeah, it's tasty. My preference is for lower alcohol content, and this is at 4.9%.

Oh man with a name like that I’d have to try it! ?

 

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Hope the surgery went well!

Thanks, it went very well ? 20-20 in both eyes now.

 

[hand-filer]

Forgotten Lake blueberry Ale. I would rate it 3.5 out of 5. Pretty smooth for 7.1%
Serve cold.

 

[MJE]

Forgotten Lake blueberry Ale. I would rate it 3.5 out of 5. Pretty smooth for 7.1%
Serve cold.

Oh man that looks awesome! I’m a fan of fruit ales. They’re usually not 7% though!

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