So... I'm feeling pretty clever

[JohnnyQuid]

I know it doesn't seem to be a very popular beer on this forum, but I decided to brew a Shock Top clone kit.
This is my second batch. My first batch was a light Amber Ale and it is delicious. My wife even said it tastes better than Fat Tire. (One of the best compliments she could've given)
Anyway, so I just finished kegging this Shock Top clone tonight and I was trying to think of a clever name for it. After a few lame ideas it came to me. You ready for it? SHOP TOCK! :rockin:Hopefully you guys think it's at least half as cool as I do. Now to come up with a label for it.

Cheers!!

 

[makomachine]

Congrats on your second brew. Never had shock top, but who cares what anyone thinks about a beer that you or the wife likes. Brew what you like and drink what you brew!

 

[JoePro]

I wish there was a beer named "Blueberry Donuts" so I could apply the same letter-switching tactic and get "Dooberry blownuts". If only..

 

[unionrdr]

The Brewer's Best summer ale kit is supposed to be a shock top clone. Did you use that kit,or a recipe clone?

 

[JohnnyQuid]

I got this clone kit from Austin Homebrew.

 

[JohnnyQuid]

Now I'm second guessing myself a tiny bit about the spelling of this clone's name. I originally wanted to spell it Shop Tock to keep the letters the same as the original. Now I'm wondering if everyone will get what I was going for if I do. What do you guys think? Should I keep it like this? Or should I spell it Shop Talk?

 

[kpr121]

Now I'm second guessing myself a tiny bit about the spelling of this clone's name. I originally wanted to spell it Shop Tock to keep the letters the same as the original. Now I'm wondering if everyone will get what I was going for if I do. What do you guys think? Should I keep it like this? Or should I spell it Shop Talk?

Go with your first choice.