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Old 03-16-2010, 08:01 PM   #1
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Saw this and it made me chuckle. Figured I would share it with the masses:



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Some states have laws that alcohol needs to be called certain things based on ABV. You might be in a state where everything less than 6% is an ale.
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Some states have laws that alcohol needs to be called certain things based on ABV. You might be in a state where everything less than 6% is an ale.
Then shouldn't they have new packaging that doesn't say "Lager"?
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That's pretty funny actually. Like the time that someone tried to explain to me that there are two types of beer, ales & stouts...
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That's pretty funny actually. Like the time that someone tried to explain to me that there are two types of beer, ales & stouts...
brilliant.

just like when people say a beer has a "stout" flavor. really, it does?

interesting, considering that's a dunkel weiss you're drinking.
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I have to thank you for posting that pic. I've been sitting at my desk, feeling a little thirsty but not knowing what to pick up at the store.... it's 59° and sunny outside, so I'm thinking a couple Noble Pils would go back REAL nice right about now....
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brilliant.

just like when people say a beer has a "stout" flavor. really, it does?

interesting, considering that's a dunkel weiss you're drinking.
yes, I had a friend describe the full sail black lager as "it tastes like a porter", me "your just saying that because it's dark" him, "yeah, your right"
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I know in TX to call it a lager it has to be less then 5% I belive. That is why Shiner Frost is called an Ale even though it is a lager.
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My only question is: Where is that!?!

$13.58 for a 12 pack of Noble Pils!!!!!

Lucky SOB!!!!!!!!
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My only question is: Where is that!?!

$13.58 for a 12 pack of Noble Pils!!!!!

Lucky SOB!!!!!!!!
That's pretty standard in Reno. For the first few months it was available it was $11.99 everywhere.

And to answer above questions, no. Nevada is far too easy going in alcohol law. There are no rules of ABV % to be a lager/ale.


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