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This is amazing. How long did that take to do?
 
Apologies if this has been posted before (but the search isn't working for ****), but is anywhere besides Chicagoland experiencing brewers doing the "hot beer" thing?

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Can of beer (typically an American Lager or equivalent) + hot sauce (valentina seems to be the choice up here) + Lawry's Seasoned Salt (or Tajin).

I don't like micheladas so I'm probably the wrong person, but these look terrible / stupid. Unfortunately they seem to be catching on among the local brewers (which in turn makes the average drinker try their own hand at them) at an alarming rate.
 
Apologies if this has been posted before (but the search isn't working for ****), but is anywhere besides Chicagoland experiencing brewers doing the "hot beer" thing?

37364807_10217087834246713_8911330881705082880_n.jpg


Can of beer (typically an American Lager or equivalent) + hot sauce (valentina seems to be the choice up here) + Lawry's Seasoned Salt (or Tajin).

I don't like micheladas so I'm probably the wrong person, but these look terrible / stupid. Unfortunately they seem to be catching on among the local brewers (which in turn makes the average drinker try their own hand at them) at an alarming rate.

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Keep that **** in Chicago.
 
Apologies if this has been posted before (but the search isn't working for ****), but is anywhere besides Chicagoland experiencing brewers doing the "hot beer" thing?

37364807_10217087834246713_8911330881705082880_n.jpg


Can of beer (typically an American Lager or equivalent) + hot sauce (valentina seems to be the choice up here) + Lawry's Seasoned Salt (or Tajin).

I don't like micheladas so I'm probably the wrong person, but these look terrible / stupid. Unfortunately they seem to be catching on among the local brewers (which in turn makes the average drinker try their own hand at them) at an alarming rate.
Why does this exist?

I blame Powzy
 
Apologies if this has been posted before (but the search isn't working for ****), but is anywhere besides Chicagoland experiencing brewers doing the "hot beer" thing?

37364807_10217087834246713_8911330881705082880_n.jpg


Can of beer (typically an American Lager or equivalent) + hot sauce (valentina seems to be the choice up here) + Lawry's Seasoned Salt (or Tajin).

I don't like micheladas so I'm probably the wrong person, but these look terrible / stupid. Unfortunately they seem to be catching on among the local brewers (which in turn makes the average drinker try their own hand at them) at an alarming rate.

Oh good i'm not the only one that's seen this starting to pop up. I hope this doesn't become a thing. "Dressed Hamm's" is what i've seen specifically over at Pub Royale, which is basically just bloody mixed dumped on top of a can.
 
Apologies if this has been posted before (but the search isn't working for ****), but is anywhere besides Chicagoland experiencing brewers doing the "hot beer" thing?

37364807_10217087834246713_8911330881705082880_n.jpg


Can of beer (typically an American Lager or equivalent) + hot sauce (valentina seems to be the choice up here) + Lawry's Seasoned Salt (or Tajin).

I don't like micheladas so I'm probably the wrong person, but these look terrible / stupid. Unfortunately they seem to be catching on among the local brewers (which in turn makes the average drinker try their own hand at them) at an alarming rate.
Been a thing for years. It's called a picosita and it's supposed to be a great hangover cure. Also includes tons of lime, Worcestershire and optionally chopped onion and shrimp. They're super popular, I'm not a fan of the onion/shrimp but the rest I don't mind.

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Apologies if this has been posted before (but the search isn't working for ****), but is anywhere besides Chicagoland experiencing brewers doing the "hot beer" thing?

37364807_10217087834246713_8911330881705082880_n.jpg


Can of beer (typically an American Lager or equivalent) + hot sauce (valentina seems to be the choice up here) + Lawry's Seasoned Salt (or Tajin).

I don't like micheladas so I'm probably the wrong person, but these look terrible / stupid. Unfortunately they seem to be catching on among the local brewers (which in turn makes the average drinker try their own hand at them) at an alarming rate.

That sounds ******* terrible.
 
Apologies if this has been posted before (but the search isn't working for ****), but is anywhere besides Chicagoland experiencing brewers doing the "hot beer" thing?

37364807_10217087834246713_8911330881705082880_n.jpg


Can of beer (typically an American Lager or equivalent) + hot sauce (valentina seems to be the choice up here) + Lawry's Seasoned Salt (or Tajin).

I don't like micheladas so I'm probably the wrong person, but these look terrible / stupid. Unfortunately they seem to be catching on among the local brewers (which in turn makes the average drinker try their own hand at them) at an alarming rate.


Been doing this for years with Coors light or Miller lite. Put a few splashes of hot sauce in it and it gives it some extra flavor.

I love micheladas though.

Wood bang the onions and shrip concoction
 
Apologies if this has been posted before (but the search isn't working for ****), but is anywhere besides Chicagoland experiencing brewers doing the "hot beer" thing?

37364807_10217087834246713_8911330881705082880_n.jpg


Can of beer (typically an American Lager or equivalent) + hot sauce (valentina seems to be the choice up here) + Lawry's Seasoned Salt (or Tajin).

I don't like micheladas so I'm probably the wrong person, but these look terrible / stupid. Unfortunately they seem to be catching on among the local brewers (which in turn makes the average drinker try their own hand at them) at an alarming rate.
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Apologies if this has been posted before (but the search isn't working for ****), but is anywhere besides Chicagoland experiencing brewers doing the "hot beer" thing?

37364807_10217087834246713_8911330881705082880_n.jpg


Can of beer (typically an American Lager or equivalent) + hot sauce (valentina seems to be the choice up here) + Lawry's Seasoned Salt (or Tajin).

I don't like micheladas so I'm probably the wrong person, but these look terrible / stupid. Unfortunately they seem to be catching on among the local brewers (which in turn makes the average drinker try their own hand at them) at an alarming rate.
I mean... hot sauce and other **** poured into beer is pretty standard in the Latino community. One of the first things I drank was a Tecate with hot sauce, lime, and salt.

Breweries have been brewing Mexican style lagers here and making micheladas for years. Bars having michelada bars or “fully dressed” beers is pretty normal and not a recent event.
 

Duncan has a reason behind every name. The stout will be called “Black Beer Matters” because, according to Duncan, stouts and porters are the least popular of all craft beers. But “they are good beers and they matter,” he said.

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With titles including “Flint Michigan Tap Water,” “Black Beer Matters,” “White Guilt” and “Mass Graves,” Jon Duncan and Rodney Chlebek acknowledge the names are likely to create a reaction from people. But, according to Duncan, at least people will be talking about current issues.“

Someone needs to explain to them the difference between between bringing attention to yourself and bringing attention to an issue.

TBH "mass graves" sounds like it could be a 3 Floyds beer.

I plan to name my brewery ALL BOSNIANS MUST DIE, to draw attention to the 1992 war.

No Hutus and Tutsis? You strike me as a Rwandan Genocide awareness kind of guy.


Well this didn't take long for the back track

https://www.southbendtribune.com/ne...cle_ce5f7c6b-36a9-57e8-96c1-0cf97a91e01d.html
 
Apologies if this has been posted before (but the search isn't working for ****), but is anywhere besides Chicagoland experiencing brewers doing the "hot beer" thing?

37364807_10217087834246713_8911330881705082880_n.jpg


Can of beer (typically an American Lager or equivalent) + hot sauce (valentina seems to be the choice up here) + Lawry's Seasoned Salt (or Tajin).

I don't like micheladas so I'm probably the wrong person, but these look terrible / stupid. Unfortunately they seem to be catching on among the local brewers (which in turn makes the average drinker try their own hand at them) at an alarming rate.

I actually saw this for the first time on Saturday at my favorite local Mexican joint. Someone at the bar got a Tecate served this way.
 
Apologies if this has been posted before (but the search isn't working for ****), but is anywhere besides Chicagoland experiencing brewers doing the "hot beer" thing?

37364807_10217087834246713_8911330881705082880_n.jpg


Can of beer (typically an American Lager or equivalent) + hot sauce (valentina seems to be the choice up here) + Lawry's Seasoned Salt (or Tajin).

I don't like micheladas so I'm probably the wrong person, but these look terrible / stupid. Unfortunately they seem to be catching on among the local brewers (which in turn makes the average drinker try their own hand at them) at an alarming rate.


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Apologies if this has been posted before (but the search isn't working for ****), but is anywhere besides Chicagoland experiencing brewers doing the "hot beer" thing?

37364807_10217087834246713_8911330881705082880_n.jpg


Can of beer (typically an American Lager or equivalent) + hot sauce (valentina seems to be the choice up here) + Lawry's Seasoned Salt (or Tajin).

I don't like micheladas so I'm probably the wrong person, but these look terrible / stupid. Unfortunately they seem to be catching on among the local brewers (which in turn makes the average drinker try their own hand at them) at an alarming rate.
 
Just here to drop an annoyance and go away...So there is a local brewer putting out a couple beers here and there. For my tastes they are amazing. They remind me of Melvin IPAs. Super hop saturated, tropical, low bitterness, very clean, perfect carb so as to be smooth and not prickly. I get pretty excited when I see them.

Anyhow I am bored and having one and was curious what other people think so I looked up some reviews:

"Wow, not much haze. Just okay"

"Not juicy at all. Little on the bitter side"

"Deceptive. No haze, but juicy."

"Malt city. Needs more juice"

"Piney, thin, clear, but kinda tasty?"

It's likely just me but it is getting annoying that to a ton of people any IPA that is clear is "malty, bitter, piney,and thin" and any IPA that is hazy is "juicy, soft, pillowy, and amazing"

It doesn't even matter if the flavor descriptors actually fit the beer they are drinking. They just spew cookie cutter descriptions and beg for the descriptions they want to be saying. All based on nothing but an ocular pat down.

It's annoying as **** but I know what it is.

The east coast ain’t got no love for Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg? The east coast ain’t got no love for Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg and Death Row? Y’all don’t love us? Y’all don’t love us? Well, let it be known then! We know y’all east coast! We know where the **** we at! East coast in the muthafucking house!
 

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