Beverages and Blades - Traditional of Course

I drank Bud Light for many years. When they sponsored a tic tok "celebrity" I quit buying it. Yuengling has been my go to since, and Im not looking back. American owned and brewed since 1829. Seen this at the store and decided to give it a try. Its a pretty good beer. Here it is with my C collectorknives SFO Sudbuster which I am very grateful to have.
 

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Frank Morris said:
I drank Bud Light for many years. When they sponsored a tic tok "celebrity" I quit buying it. Yuengling has been my go to since, and Im not looking back. American owned and brewed since 1829. Seen this at the store and decided to give it a try. Its a pretty good beer. Here it is with my C collectorknives SFO Sudbuster which I am very grateful to have.
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Never cared for any light beers, but used to buy Budweiser. No more.
Tried Yuengling in NYC in 2012. Liked it. We finally got it in Texas last year. Good stuff. These days the fridge is stocked with Shiner Bock, Yuengling, Modelo Especial or Negra, or Dos XX. Sometimes Samuel Adams or Anchor Steam. Or Guinness.
 
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mitch13 said:
A couple of Sunday afternoon quiet 1s.
My sister in law, gave me some of these awhile back. I am not a big fan of the larger cans get hot before you finish. So I pour some & put the can back in the fridge😊
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I have recently grown very fond of Asahi.
Trick with the large can is to drink it fast. It makes you feel very happy too.
 
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