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So many . . . (Reply to this comment)
by macresarf1
Dear andaryl: Until I began reading your reviews, I never realized there were so many beers and ales, nor what these fruity beers were all about. (Now I know why I didn't like that one made with lemon juice I had at The Mad Dog in the Fog one day last year).
Regards.
[Macresarf1]
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Apr 16 '01
6:54 pm PDT
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It's not truly a lambic (Reply to this comment)
by fuche_bu
but I find it to have its place. But when you get into more artisinal beers you are bound to leave a lot of drinkers behind. I agree with Midoyle that it should be packaged more in 25 or even 22 oz bottles rather than thrown into sampler packs.
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Feb 15 '01
6:10 am PST
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Turkey it is... (Reply to this comment)
by sleestakk
Several years ago I bought a six-pack on sale for $2. That should've been my first warning. I never could understand the appeal of this one which is probably why I never see it on the shelves anymore. Last I saw, it was only in the winter sample pack you bought. But even those two bottles is two too many. Ugh. -j
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Feb 14 '01
1:40 pm PST
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A once a year beer (Reply to this comment)
by MiDoyle
Part of the problem with this lambic is it just doesn't maintain a consistent flavor. It was either too tart or too sweet, and never really balanced in the middle of the spectrum. When it was available around the holidays, I would buy a six of it and then got wise when I found that 5 bottles would remain in the fridge indefinitely. It's a once a year beer and Sam Adams would to better to offer it as single bottles sales, perhaps repackage as a 25 oz. bottle. Nice review. cheers
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Feb 14 '01
6:44 am PST
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