Poolside Beer

[HenryHill]

Come to think of it, I got a pair of SS travel mugs for Xmas one year and offed them to a BIL. Can't remember if plastic or SS inside-bet I could get them back if I wanted.

YUP, drawing into a plastic anything is bigtime foam, and for WHATEVER reason it just ain't the same as glass or ceramic or metallic vessel- although I have no clue why...

Doesn't it seem that there would be a pool-specific marketed product for this, by now, from somebody? Geez, the entrepreneurial opportunities I let go by...

 

[BierMuncher]

Don't have a picture, but here's what we did.

Take a tall beverage glass about the same diameter as a beer can.

Take two squishy foam koozies, coozies, cooly cups (whatever).

Place the glass inside the cooly cup. Cut enough of the other cooly cup to create a sleeve that extends up to within 1/2 inch of the top of the glass.

Beer stays ice-cold and if dropped, it's a lot less likely to break being encased in foam.

Cheap enough alternative that if it's not exactly what you want...no loss.

 

[Denny's Evil Concoctions]

I wish canning equipment was cheap. Nothing like being able to open your brew, drain it, then throw the empty cans at your inlaws. (little nephews or cousins make great targets).

 

[zoebisch01]

Hey has anyone else tried to drink cold water from a ceramic mug? It is probably psychological but it is different imo.