I do love Shiner Bock and pretty much any of their spinoffs
It is not the same as a Bass floated over Guinness stout, but I really enjoyed it when I had it. It falls in the category of good in its own right unless you expect it to be a hand poured black and tan.
Bass! That's another one I wish I could find. Do you know a place that has it?
I love when this site makes my day. Black & Tan is really great beer, IMHO.
Maybe Sean's Wine and Spirits on NW Expressway and Rockwell? They have a really good selection of nearly everything and the staff there is awesome and helpful.
Byrons is sure to have it.
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When I use to travel to Rochester/Webster the motel my company booked had a keg of Yuengling every night for all of us. Many mornings puking/crapping my guts out because of that keg beer lol. After the 1st week for a 3 week stay I stopped par taking with the keg because I found another beer that IMO was much better, Genesee cream ale. The motel manager seen I was buying my own and not drinking the Yuengling so from that point on they’d always have a yeti full of it Genesee lol
Can’t remember but at least 6-8 months living at the hotel during my stays; I as well as everyone else going to school smelt like breweries, even the professors.
I don’t drink any more but I can see why some would be happy. I know everyone from across the world that stayed at our “party shack” enjoyed it, but of course it was free!
Can’t remember but at least 6-8 months living at the hotel during my stays; I as well as everyone else going to school smelt like breweries, even the professors.
I don’t drink any more but I can see why some would be happy. I know everyone from across the world that stayed at our “party shack” enjoyed it, but of course it was free!
Ballast point sculpin would be swell 
I had always heard that Fat Tire wasn't sold in OK because it couldn't be sold cold (how true it was IDK). But now its in all kinds of stores stacked on the end cap.
