Haven't seen it or had any, but thought it was clever.
However I'm not so sure how a 12% lager would be remotely drinkable.
However I'm not so sure how a 12% lager would be remotely drinkable.
Thought this was kinda cool
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Why would you think a 12% Lager would be any less drinkable than a 12% ale?
I can tell you that Samichlaus is one of the strongest lagers in the world at 14% alcohol by volume, and it's drinkable.
It's not a lawnmower quaffer, but it tastes good.
I can tell you that Samichlaus is one of the strongest lagers in the world at 14% alcohol by volume, and it's drinkable.
It's not a lawnmower quaffer, but it tastes good.
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Every (commercial) lager I've had thus far, hasn't had the body to hold up to that much alc. I wouldn't be opposed to try it...
Although I think they should have rotated their label. So that when you tip up the bottle, it's the smile of "after".
Although I think they should have rotated their label. So that when you tip up the bottle, it's the smile of "after".
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Samichlaus is a bit sweet for my taste, but your point is well taken.
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