I’ll be glad when I can get it in Texas. I’m told you can fit 14 cases inside fhe cab of a Chevy pickup if you put all your work gear in the back but you hear bottles clanking for a week after the drive from South Carolina!
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Yuengling is some pretty good stuff! Looking forward to be able to buy it in state! We always loaded up going through LouisianiaComment
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Not sure what it was. Just had a different taste. May have to try it again. Only had the one. It could have been a bad beerOriginally posted by MLank View PostComment
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I think I have 1 can left in the fridge. Decent, but not worth making a special trip.Comment
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Don't miss drinking that pisss water lol. Yall can have it
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I work for Miller in Fort Worth. Yes they are coming to Fort Worth with us. I’m not sure when we start brewing it, but rumor around the plant is we are in the process!
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The story is the American story.Originally posted by PVDT View Post
In a nut shell, the original Yuengling came from Germany. Story is he was the youngest in the family of Brewers and the old man said he wouldn’t be getting anything so he came to America and started his own brewery. He worked with coal miners, and had typical American struggles.
The current Mr Yuengling stops by the small grocery before daylight in the morning to get his paper and goes to work in an office that looks like 1850. I think it was the first or one of the first phone systems in the United States.
The story is much better than the beer, cept for Chesterfield.Comment
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Had a Couple once, in Georgia, didn’t care for themComment
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Tried it yesterday in La. I taste just like Busch to me. Ill stick to my original Yellow BelliesComment
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Been enjoying this stuff lately. 4.2%.
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Brewed a few miles up the road.Originally posted by Stoof View PostBeen enjoying this stuff lately. 4.2%.
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