I bought a 6 pack of this today. I've never sampled it, so it's on tap for tomorrow evening.
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I bought a 6 pack of this today. I've never sampled it, so it's on tap for tomorrow evening.
I wonder what some age would do to it I’d let one sit a year or two if you have any left.
I can get HAMM’s at Giant Eagle and many places around me.
Apparently Miller/Coors has phased it out except in certain areas. I asked at both our stores and they both said discontinued.
There might be some national/regional retailers that can still get it.
I see it here, although the locations that have it are limited. This says 5 stores within 200 miles of my zip code, although I'm sure that there are well over a dozen stores in that range - possibly more.
https://www.totalwine.com/beer/lager/americanstyle-lager/hamms/p/115668122
BevMo (a west coast operation) has more locations with it near me, but weird since it says 1-3 12 packs at each location.
https://www.bevmo.com/shop/beer_and...ner/hamm_s_12_pkc_12_oz/p/1564405684704474293
There's nothing particularly wrong with an American adjunct lager. Something that's consistent and nonoffensive, but made with enough skill to avoid off flavors since there's not much to cover those up. There were a ton of national and regionals ones. Hamm's was mentioned. PBR of course. Olympia used to advertise heavily on the west coast. Also Rainier, which I had a few years ago when I was in Washington. I think by then it was made elsewhere, but I guess locals really care enough to buy it regardless of where it's made.
Prolly a beer a month, on average, at social events.
Bought one of these at TJ's. Fremont Brewing blood orange, lime, and San Juan sea salt gose. Was $2.50 (love TJ's single can/bottle policy) and I put it in my cooler although I couldn't exactly control the temperature like recommended. I think the recommenced serving temperature is about 40ÂşF. Had it with pizza and it went down easy.
https://www.fremontbrewing.com/blood-orange-gose
https://www.fremontbrewing.com/blood-orange-gose
Yeungling Flight. Very good light/low carb beer… brewed by America’s oldest brewery right here in PA
Latest, that would be around 2008 in the summer when a neighbor offered me a cold can.
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