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Summer variety pack (12 oz. cans) 5.5 30 April A hazy pale ale with notes of tropical fruit. Available exclusively in the "Beers of Summer" variety pack. OctoberFest: 6, 12, 24 (bottles, 12 oz. cans) 5.3 16 August A Marzen brewed for the start of fall. Also available in the "Beer Fest" variety pack. Jack-O: 6, 12 (bottles, 12 oz. cans) 4.4 8 August
6, 12 (12 oz. cans) 5.4 20 April A Mexican-style lager brewed with lime. [22] Strawberry Pineapple Wheat: 6 (12 oz. cans) 5.5 17 April A wheat ale brewed with strawberry and pineapple. [23] Bourbon Barrel Rye: 4 (16 oz. cans) 11.6 N/A May A rye ale aged in bourbon barrels. [24] Grape Lime Transfusion Hard Seltzer: 6 (12 oz. cans) 5.0 N/A May
Another variety of Colt 45 introduced in the early 1990s was Colt 45 Silver. Like regular Colt 45, it was a malt based beer but had a lower alcohol concentration and was clear. The can was blue with silver horses running below the Colt 45 logo. The can also boasted it as a "Deluxe Malt Liquor". It was marketed as being a "sophisticated" brand ...
At first glance, beer prices in the 1950s look low — especially when measured in 2023 dollars — but after adjusting prices for inflation, a six-pack of beer back then cost almost 50 percent ...
But completing 180 “World Beer Tours” over the last two decades might have been a more difficult feat. Wichita man consumes 20,000 beers at his favorite bar. Now, it’s throwing him a party.
Grolsch produces a range of mainly pale lager beers from alcohol free to 11.6% abv: Grolsch Premium Pilsner - Known internationally as Grolsch Premium Lager, is its flagship beer and comprises 95% of all sales. It contains 5.0% abv. Grolsch Premium Blond - Blond is a lighter version of the Pilsner, with 30% fewer calories and 4% abv.
Ryan Crouser is a big man with an even bigger diet. The gold-medalist athlete eats 6,000 calories per day. This Olympian eats so much food that he can drink 12 beers without feeling hungover
The World's Largest Six-Pack is a large collection of six beer storage tanks in La Crosse, Wisconsin. It is a well-known landmark and tourist attraction in the city. The cans can collectively hold about 688,200 US gal (2,605,000 L) of beer. [1]