Beer Review Thread - Beyond Tiki

F freddiefreelance Member San Diego, Ca. Joined: Feb 15, 2003 Posts: 3006	F freddiefreelance Posted posted on Tue, May 23, 2006 9:07 AM TikiBird, I made a mistake about when Stone Brewing's selling tickets for the 10th Anniversary party. Tickets should go on sale around June 9th, call the Stone Company Store before coming down: 1-(760)471-4999 x1600. They should also become available at the Stone Online Company Store at the same time: https://www.stonecompanystore.com/ Has any one here tried Full Sail Session Lager? An All-Malt Premium Lager, 5.1% Alcohol by Volume, golden-yellow color with a noticeable but not intrusive hops flavor balancing the maltiness, no off flavors or noticeable adjuncts. It's only being sold in 12 packs of old fashioned 11 oz. "stubbies" (short, brown glass bottles) with retro paper labels and a "Paper/Rock/Scissors" game under the cap. For those "Hoity-Toities" with fond memories of Lucky Lager, imagine if that beer tasted GOOD and you have an idea of what the Orogoneans at Full Sail have done. And for those Brits who know what a Session Beer is, this isn't one, with 5.1 ABV it's no "Mild" style.

TikiBird, I made a mistake about when Stone Brewing's selling tickets for the 10th Anniversary party. Tickets should go on sale around June 9th, call the Stone Company Store before coming down: 1-(760)471-4999 x1600. They should also become available at the Stone Online Company Store at the same time: https://www.stonecompanystore.com/

Has any one here tried Full Sail Session Lager?

An All-Malt Premium Lager, 5.1% Alcohol by Volume, golden-yellow color with a noticeable but not intrusive hops flavor balancing the maltiness, no off flavors or noticeable adjuncts. It's only being sold in 12 packs of old fashioned 11 oz. "stubbies" (short, brown glass bottles) with retro paper labels and a "Paper/Rock/Scissors" game under the cap. For those "Hoity-Toities" with fond memories of Lucky Lager, imagine if that beer tasted GOOD and you have an idea of what the Orogoneans at Full Sail have done. And for those Brits who know what a Session Beer is, this isn't one, with 5.1 ABV it's no "Mild" style.

Post #233506 by freddiefreelance on Tue, May 23, 2006 9:07 AM