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Unconventional said:
I suppose it being canned extends it's shelf life.
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That and being boxed. When I used to hang out at the local Coors warehouse, the drivers would pull all the unsold stock when it reached a certain age. It was refrigerated in the warehouse and was usually in coolers in the stores unless there was a big promo. That was back a few decades ago though. Heat, light, and age can damage commercial beer.
 
toolmanmike said:
4 months at room temperature. your cool basement will be the best. Watch temp swings. Because it is canned and in a case Uv is not a issue. The taste will degrade over time. Drink up or have a party Dave.
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Yep, non pasteurized so I will move it all to the basement in the coming weeks before the garage goes above 72* regularly. Fortunately, the garage never gets above 78* even in the heat of Summer so I have time.

I suspect it will be all gone in 4-5 months with the vaccine opening up the ability to host some get-togethers with friends and neighbors over the Summer.

C’mon over and bring some food...the beer is on me!
 
toolmanmike said:
That and being boxed. When I used to hang out at the local Coors warehouse, the drivers would pull all the unsold stock when it reached a certain age. It was refrigerated in the warehouse and was usually in coolers in the stores unless there was a big promo. That was back a few decades ago though. Heat, light, and age can damage commercial beer.
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I'm pretty sure I got a Coors one evening that had gone bad. It didn't taste bad, but 30 minutes after consuming it, projectile vomiting :realcrazy: Just one, not a mass quantity :lol:
 
Ddaddy said:
Yep, non pasteurized so I will move it all to the basement in the coming weeks before the garage goes above 72* regularly. Fortunately, the garage never gets above 78* even in the heat of Summer so I have time.

I suspect it will be all gone in 4-5 months with the vaccine opening up the ability to host some get-togethers with friends and neighbors over the Summer.

C’mon over and bring some food...the beer is on me!
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Perfect! (I should check if there is any around here.) It was/is the best. Over on your side of the country I really enjoy Yuengling!
 
Wow this is crazy stuff. I am sipping it out of a shot glass. It has a mild ethanol taste right up front followed by a sweet creamy mouth feel and a mild vanilla after taste. It is made with wheat. Fun stuff and it goes real good with Sunny D. LOL

Harlan Wheatley is the Master distiller at Buffalo Trace.

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toolmanmike said:
Perfect! (I should check if there is any around here.) It was/is the best. Over on your side of the country I really enjoy Yuengling!
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Yuengling is probably my second choice but I also like Michelob. It’s a bit heavy though.

Like I said when my distributor first told me CEG was being discontinued, IDK if that’s just here or everywhere. It already had limited distribution so I don’t know.
 
Ddaddy said:
Yuengling is probably my second choice but I also like Michelob. It’s a bit heavy though.

Like I said when my distributor first told me CEG was being discontinued, IDK if that’s just here or everywhere. It already had limited distribution so I don’t know.
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I haven't been looking but I don't remember seeing it here for a long time. It is premium stuff.
 
toolmanmike said:
I haven't been looking but I don't remember seeing it here for a long time. It is premium stuff.
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Well, if you decide to go to Carlisle, I am only about 90 minutes away. You are welcome to stop by and take a couple of cases home with you. It will still have plenty of shelf life left by then.
 
Ddaddy said:
Well, if you decide to go to Carlisle, I am only about 90 minutes away. You are welcome to stop by and take a couple of cases home with you. It will still have plenty of shelf life left by then.
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THanks, I'll think about that.
 
Hello Ddaddy, enjoying your pictures.
Me, well memike is enjoying a Jim Beam and ice, I would take a picture but it to big to load, post it on face book first then save it from there then it fits
 
memike said:
Hello Ddaddy, enjoying your pictures.
Me, well memike is enjoying a Jim Beam and ice, I would take a picture but it to big to load, post it on face book first then save it from there then it fits
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Hi Mike, I think of you nearly every day since this image (that I previously shared with you) that I first created while you were in my thoughts has been my computer wallpaper all month. It is still one of my favorites...

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Ddaddy said:
And yes, I have friends at Coors who have told me the same...
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Why not ask these kind folks? Surely they must know.
Ddaddy said:
Like I said when my distributor first told me CEG was being discontinued, IDK if that’s just here or everywhere. It already had limited distribution so I don’t know.
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toolmanmike said:
And the banjo is put away. Like where's Waldo. Love that kind of thing.
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Years ago we went kayaking in Weeki Wachi Florida, around one of the bends in the river was a cabin with the whole deliveranCw theme, including the banging music playing. Hilarious
 
dukeboy_318 said:
Why not ask these kind folks? Surely they must know.
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I asked and they told me what they know. The reality of what senior management decides is not alway apparent or shared.

Hence, the reason I said I don’t know.
 
Ok call me crazy, I am going to buy a couple bottles of this and add some toasted oak chips or add it to a small barrel and see what happens. It is so mellow and slightly sweet I can't help but not believe it would get some nice flavors from the oak.

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toolmanmike said:
Ok call me crazy, I am going to buy a couple bottles of this and add some toasted oak chips or add it to a small barrel and see what happens. It is so mellow and slightly sweet I can't help but not believe it would get some nice flavors from the oak.

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That is an interesting line of thought, you will have to keep us posted on how that turns out. I am about to drop four 50,000 gallon fermenters thru the roof. Wonder if I could make a batch before they caught me? Hah!
 
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