For all of the beer lovers out there

[CP_alum08]

Land Pavillion...aren't grain, hops, wheat, barley essentials...turn The Garden Grill into a rotating beer paradise.

Can't argue with that logic!

 

[ICE11720]

get the beers and ears app if you have a smartphone, it will save your life. They seems to have a decent amount of terrapin available in resorts. They have some abitas at port orleans i think there turbodog they have in bottle over there. The boardwalk is also known for having some crafts, ESPN club had a few when i was there.

 

[Figgy1]

Oh..I was just saying that they have something other than CrudWeiser

Gotta remember that one! Always just called it swill or P... water!

 

[danpam1024]

@wdisney9000 you should definitely try Hunaphu Day- it's a lot of waiting in line, but I have never been around such a community of truly nice people. Everyone brought in their own coolers as well and we all shared unique beer for local regions. It's the perfect ending to Tampa's "beer week"!

 

[lunchbox1175]

The oldest brewery in the USA, and the one tied for largest American-Owned brewery with Boston Beer (Sam Adams), really shouldn't count as craft beer.

While this is true, it is still nice because you can't get Yeungling west of Florida. Getting a nice cold Yeungling is one of the first things I do.

 

[mrdisman]

While this is true, it is still nice because you can't get Yeungling west of Florida. Getting a nice cold Yeungling is one of the first things I do.

I always thought it was strickly PA...but I was sitting at the lounge area in Prime Time having a beer when these two ladies sat down next to me and ordered a Yeungling... I was like..."what?"

 

[Figgy1]

I always thought it was strickly PA...but I was sitting at the lounge area in Prime Time having a beer when these two ladies sat down next to me and ordered a Yeungling... I was like..."what?"

That's what my dh gets he refuses to drink swill, p... water or as you call it crudwiser!

 

[Phonedave]

Beer Wars is a pretty well known documentary about the American Beer industry. So I can see where you pulled Brew Wars from. I will definitely be checking out that book though. Thanks for the recommendation.

There is also a book "Clonebrews" that has homebrewing recipies for various commerical beers - I use it a lot as a jumping off point when creating my own.

Beer Wars
Clone Brews
Clone Wars (from Star Wars)
Brew Wars

Yeah, it all gets mashed together.


-dave

 

[mrdisman]

That's what my dh gets he refuses to drink swill, p... water or as you call it crudwiser!

good man...good man

 

[Sweet Melissa]

While this is true, it is still nice because you can't get Yeungling west of Florida. Getting a nice cold Yeungling is one of the first things I do.

Also true. We took a case with us when we moved to Montana because we knew it would be a while before we could get it again.

 

[Sweet Melissa]

I always thought it was strickly PA...but I was sitting at the lounge area in Prime Time having a beer when these two ladies sat down next to me and ordered a Yeungling... I was like..."what?"

I believe they opened a second distribution center in Florida just a few years ago.

 

[mrdisman]

Also true. We took a case with us when we moved to Montana because we knew it would be a while before we could get it again.

so what happened the following weekend when it was gone?

 

[mrdisman]

I believe they opened a second distribution center in Florida just a few years ago.

yes...which is exactly why they had Yeungling at Prime Time

 

[Sweet Melissa]

so what happened the following weekend when it was gone?

We had to get in to the local brewery scene! It's actually pretty good here.

 

[mrdisman]

We had to get in to the local brewery scene! It's actually pretty good here.

~nods~ always adjust

 

[Plowboy]

Two words;

Schoefferhoffer (sp?) Grapefruit!!!!!!!!!!!!​

 

[Sweet Melissa]

Two words;

Schoefferhoffer (sp?) Grapefruit!!!!!!!!!!!!​

I don't usually like fruity beers, but that one might be my favorite beer for summertime.

 

[Hot Lava]

RedDad said: ↑

As a self-described beer snob I would love it. I refuse to drink that rice "beer". However, I'm not sure I see it happening, even with the rise in popularity of craft beers. The masses still drink Bud...​

I'm always hopeful that if they (the masses) had real beer, they would convert. And besides, they could charge more for craft beer- isn't that attractive to Disney?​

Probably not. My in-laws think the DH and I are "uppity" b/c we don't drink swill beer. And the FIL and BIL and very passive aggressive in only drinking swill beers. As if their refusal to drink good (or even decent) beer has any impact on us. But there are plenty of people out there such as them.

The lowest I will go is Original Coors - and only if I really want a beer. It if is only Bud, Miller, any of the "Lights", etc., I will just not drink. Why should I drink a beer that is just nasty tasting tap water that gives me a hangover? Not helping this is the fact I prefer darker beers - ambers, porters, stouts. It makes the swill beers even more swill-y to me. I prefer just regular water and no after effects than the swills.

A Yard House would be awesome; they already have some in FL. Or even anything remotely approaching such.

 

[mrdisman]

I don't usually like fruity beers, but that one might be my favorite beer for summertime.

I'm with you on the fruity stuff...and I did try a Samuel Adams summer beer that had a hint of lemon...didn't like it

 

[Hot Lava]

Sweet Melissa said: ↑

I don't usually like fruity beers, but that one might be my favorite beer for summertime.​

I'm with you on the fruity stuff...and I did try a Samuel Adams summer beer that had a hint of lemon...didn't like it​

There are some really amazing fruit beers out there (I adored NB's Tart Lychee). But, no matter how much I like one, I do find I cannot drink more than one in a sitting. It very quickly becomes cloying and sickeningly sweet.