They're out of Dos XX draft at new restaurant, so tried Modelo for the first time, not bad. Grabbed a 6pk bottles on way home, wtf is with the gold part, is it made to come off or not?!?!
What's in your cup?
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Ha, they're glued after seeing urs as the same! Ridiculous, I don't wanna feel foil when tipping back a short neck!
So buy it in a can. Taste better anyways. Bottles let in sunlight and that changes the flavor.
As mentioned, 1st time having and 1st time bought in bottles so guess we'll chalk it to learning curve
. Im used to wine/champagne where the entire neck foil comes off.I also prefer beer out of glass over a can regardless of type, all day long. Glad we're heavy cloud cover in north central ohio, dont have to worry about that sunlight. Now that I think of it, have never worried about sunlight just temp and taste
Laugh away. Never buy clear bottled beer next to the windows. The flavor will be off.
Noted! I think were good, she got them from the enclosed freezer. Who the hell is buying beer in windows? Flavor is fine, my questions were about foil on the lips based on the fact they glued it to the neck, nonsense!
You are hard to talk to sometimes. Lol
Correct, you asked about the foil.
If you like the beer, buy it in cans. It does taste better out of a can, and NO FOIL. It also has a more consistent flavor. The clear glass bottle let's in sunlight that can change the flavor pretty quick. As-in, if i buy a 6 pack and set it down. The last one will taste completely different than the first one. These are tips for a better drinking experience.
I hope someone learns something from this about clear bottled beers. Corona is another one that has this problem. MGD was something I drank for years and always wondered why the last beer always tasted like Rolling Rock. I do not like skunked beers.
Lol, listen man, I simply asked about the foil. I expected it to come off like wine/champagne, pretty disappointed that it didnt. Wasnt sure if it was a 1-off or to be expected moving forward, should I purchase again. While I appreciate your coaching moment on glass containers, it does not apply here and will rarely apply in my future. First time with this brand, flavor was fine, no idea if it was delivered in an open truck on a sunny day, how long it sat on the dock or if it was a previous display model in the coolers or not.
Sgt Fury
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How’s this for a well traveled bottle of Woodford?
Made in Kentucky
Shipped too Qatar
Bought at the Qatari airport Duty Free Store.
Carried to London, Germany, JFK, Cleveland, handed to me in Youngstown, now sipping it in NC!
Given to me by one of my former troops who’s living in Riyadh Saudi Arabia.
Probably aged an extra year sloshing around the world as wellView attachment 216831
How’s this for a well traveled bottle of Woodford?
Made in Kentucky
Shipped too Qatar
Bought at the Qatari airport Duty Free Store.
Carried to London, Germany, JFK, Cleveland, handed to me in Youngstown, now sipping it in NC!
Given to me by one of my former troops who’s living in Riyadh Saudi Arabia.
Jefferson Ocean used aging through agitation on the sea but it’s still not completely scientifically proven but still a nice marketing ploy and story.
JARHEAD
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Always been my go to bourbon. Love that shit! And your story adds so much more!View attachment 216831
How’s this for a well traveled bottle of Woodford?
Made in Kentucky
Shipped too Qatar
Bought at the Qatari airport Duty Free Store.
Carried to London, Germany, JFK, Cleveland, handed to me in Youngstown, now sipping it in NC!
Given to me by one of my former troops who’s living in Riyadh Saudi Arabia.