beer hauls

MikeyC · 05-06-2010, 12:44 PM

Earlier this week, I picked up a 6er of the Sam Adams Longshot pack. The coolest thing about this 6 pack is that the beers in it were developed by homebrewers. Longshot is a homebrewing contest Sam puts on every year and the three winning beers are brewed, bottled, and sold sold as 6 pack. They even put a picture of the homebrewer on the bottle's label. Is that cool or what?

The three beers this year are Lemon-Pepper Caesan, a Barley Wine, and an Old Ale. All three are pretty good beers, but I feel the Old Ale and Barley Wine beers are a little too similar of styles. It would be nicer if they had three beers that were a little more different. Last year's 6 pack had better variety with a Double IPA, Cranberry Wittbier, and a Traditional Boch.

05-06-2010, 12:44 PM	#11
MikeyC member of the CA MINYAN Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Somewhere out there Posts: 1,782 Trading: (11)	Re: beer hauls Earlier this week, I picked up a 6er of the Sam Adams Longshot pack. The coolest thing about this 6 pack is that the beers in it were developed by homebrewers. Longshot is a homebrewing contest Sam puts on every year and the three winning beers are brewed, bottled, and sold sold as 6 pack. They even put a picture of the homebrewer on the bottle's label. Is that cool or what? The three beers this year are Lemon-Pepper Caesan, a Barley Wine, and an Old Ale. All three are pretty good beers, but I feel the Old Ale and Barley Wine beers are a little too similar of styles. It would be nicer if they had three beers that were a little more different. Last year's 6 pack had better variety with a Double IPA, Cranberry Wittbier, and a Traditional Boch. __________________ I think Pandora's box was actually a humidor!