JonClayton
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Anyone know for sure if the 24 pack of of Kirkland signature beer is a pop top? I've read mixed reviews on this site and others, but the price is right and I could use some empty pop top bottles
I am wary of beer from a company that also makes toilet paper and tomato sauce.
Anyone know for sure if the 24 pack of of Kirkland signature beer is a pop top? I've read mixed reviews on this site and others, but the price is right and I could use some empty pop top bottles
Like many here, I bought it just for the bottles and box. At $19 for 24 bottles, I thought of the beer as a free gift with purchase of bottles. It's not wonderful, but not bad either ... perfect for afternoon football with chips or pizza.
In Texas, though, the version we get is not made by Gordon Biersch, but by Matt Brewing Company in New York (I never lived on the East Coast, so I'm not familiar with this brewery). I assume the recipes are the same, but I'm not sure how their version compares to the West Coast version made by Gordon Biersch. It sounds like the consensus is the same for all - not too exciting, but decent enough.
daveooph131 - do you know if they are available anywhere in (or near) Texas? I'm curious to try their "real" beers.Matt Brewing Co. is great!!! They are the make of Saranac (my favorite). Anyone on the east coast should be familiar with this. I lived in Utica for sometime which is where the brewery is located.
daveooph131 - do you know if they are available anywhere in (or near) Texas? I'm curious to try their "real" beers.
I bought a case of these yesterday, have yet to try them, however while I was there I saw another case that I went back and forth on. It was Widmer Brothers Brewing variety pack. I've never tried these...any good?
Yes, the bottles are pop-tops, they come in plain, white six pack holders, and the labels practically fly off in an OxiClean soak. Homebrewer's dream. Oh, and the beer isn't too bad, either.
I am wary of beer from a company that also makes toilet paper and tomato sauce.
It's just a label, not like little Costco workers are mashing in and then rolling up toilet paper while they stir the tomato sauce for the pasta. As I said, Gordon Biersch makes the beer.
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