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I'm a CSOB and enjoy this from time to time
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I lived in Rochester New York for a few years; There is a list of things I miss about that city; Genesee Cream Ale is not on that list.
Jim Dundee Honey Brown is the only worthwhile product coming from that brewery IMHO; to each his own.
Genesee occasionally releases a bock beer in a lime green can with a goat on it, but i believe that is for local consumption only.
Jim Dundee Honey Brown is the only worthwhile product coming from that brewery IMHO; to each his own.
Genesee occasionally releases a bock beer in a lime green can with a goat on it, but i believe that is for local consumption only.
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Originally Posted By: simple_gifts
I lived in Rochester New York for a few years; There is a list of things I miss about that city; Genesee Cream Ale is not on that list.
Jim Dundee Honey Brown is the only worthwhile product coming from that brewery IMHO; to each his own.
Genesee occasionally releases a bock beer in a lime green can with a goat on it, but i believe that is for local consumption only.
So ya know; same company that makes GENNY CREAM ALE makes Honey Brown. Food for thought
And I'd rather drink either one of those beers any day of the week rather than have a "fancy" beer that's like $30+ a case
I lived in Rochester New York for a few years; There is a list of things I miss about that city; Genesee Cream Ale is not on that list.
Jim Dundee Honey Brown is the only worthwhile product coming from that brewery IMHO; to each his own.
Genesee occasionally releases a bock beer in a lime green can with a goat on it, but i believe that is for local consumption only.
So ya know; same company that makes GENNY CREAM ALE makes Honey Brown. Food for thought
And I'd rather drink either one of those beers any day of the week rather than have a "fancy" beer that's like $30+ a case
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Same is true for the cavalier and corvette. How's that taste? lol
Dundee is < $1 bottle; cheaper than soda.
Dundee is < $1 bottle; cheaper than soda.
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Originally Posted By: simple_gifts
Same is true for the cavalier and corvette. How's that taste? lol
Dundee is < $1 bottle; cheaper than soda.
Very true sir
Same is true for the cavalier and corvette. How's that taste? lol
Dundee is < $1 bottle; cheaper than soda.
Very true sir
Picked up a case of this. Was going to try it last night, but fell asleep.
Where did you buy it Quattro? Probably hard to go wrong with German beers.
Local family-owned supermarket near me. Their selection isn't huge, but they carry stuff that other stores don't.
Originally Posted By: simple_gifts
I lived in Rochester New York for a few years; There is a list of things I miss about that city; Genesee Cream Ale is not on that list.
Jim Dundee Honey Brown is the only worthwhile product coming from that brewery IMHO; to each his own.
Genesee occasionally releases a bock beer in a lime green can with a goat on it, but i believe that is for local consumption only.
Cream Ale isn't that bad honestly, but I found it's best consumed out of a pint glass. They also have it on tap at Sticky Lips BBQ in South Rochester. For $14 a 30 pack, you can't expect THAT much... Don't know if it was something local-only, but the last time I was in Rochester the hotel bar had Genesee Smash on draft. I thoroughly enjoyed it, and was saddened when I couldn't find it back home.
Car51, if you haven't tried it, Duquesne is a decent cheap pilsner and is local to your area. I can pick-up a 30 for about $16 here. Also won't leave you reeling the next morning like Cream Ale.
I lived in Rochester New York for a few years; There is a list of things I miss about that city; Genesee Cream Ale is not on that list.
Jim Dundee Honey Brown is the only worthwhile product coming from that brewery IMHO; to each his own.
Genesee occasionally releases a bock beer in a lime green can with a goat on it, but i believe that is for local consumption only.
Cream Ale isn't that bad honestly, but I found it's best consumed out of a pint glass. They also have it on tap at Sticky Lips BBQ in South Rochester. For $14 a 30 pack, you can't expect THAT much... Don't know if it was something local-only, but the last time I was in Rochester the hotel bar had Genesee Smash on draft. I thoroughly enjoyed it, and was saddened when I couldn't find it back home.
Car51, if you haven't tried it, Duquesne is a decent cheap pilsner and is local to your area. I can pick-up a 30 for about $16 here. Also won't leave you reeling the next morning like Cream Ale.
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Calicraft The City IPA. It wasn't the all out bitter/danky attack I expected from say, a Lagunitas xPA or Bear Republic's Racer 5.
Last night, instead of terrorizing the neighborhood I drove to the parent's place and drank a Bud Light while kegging an NEIPA I made for a friend. Two polar opposites.
Last night, instead of terrorizing the neighborhood I drove to the parent's place and drank a Bud Light while kegging an NEIPA I made for a friend. Two polar opposites.
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Had this one yesterday. Lots of spices and pretty strong at 8%. I like it.
And this one as well. Both taste very good and have about the same alc %. Probably more spices in the Southern Tier one.
And this one as well. Both taste very good and have about the same alc %. Probably more spices in the Southern Tier one.
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Had this yesterday... tasted OK, but I did not feel very well this morning... it may have just been the food though...
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As in a headache?
No. Stomach ache. Must have been the food.
As in a headache?
No. Stomach ache. Must have been the food.
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