Has anyone seen a recipe? When I asked my dad what his favorite beer in the world would be, he stated PBR Old Tankard Ale. As I squished my face into obscure angles wondering what in the world he was talking about, he told me he drank it years before I was born and hadn't been on the shelves in a long time. I looked around and cannot find any documentation on it... Any help is much appreciated.
Pabst Old Tankard Ale.....
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Dwain
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Kinda looked around, and found this:
http://beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/1912/16389/?ba=Winter
Maybe help you get headed in the right direction. Good Luck and let us know how it goes. - Dwain
http://beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/1912/16389/?ba=Winter
Maybe help you get headed in the right direction. Good Luck and let us know how it goes. - Dwain
DoD_Ales
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I thought I would revive this thread because of http://www.jsonline.com/business/pabst-to-revive-old-tankard-ale-brand-b99592289z1-331083991.html .
Pabst contracted with Wisconsin Brewing in Verona, WI to bring back the old recipe. They were releasing it in the Copps stores at $5.99 for a 4x16 pack. Not bad, very old school ale with maybe a bit more Cascade. Back in the day, this ale was second only to Ballantine in sales.
Pabst contracted with Wisconsin Brewing in Verona, WI to bring back the old recipe. They were releasing it in the Copps stores at $5.99 for a 4x16 pack. Not bad, very old school ale with maybe a bit more Cascade. Back in the day, this ale was second only to Ballantine in sales.
The video here has a shot of the supposed original brewers recipe. Pause it and see if you can convert that.
http://oldtankardale.com/
http://oldtankardale.com/
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