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Well, now that it's the middle of August...
The Oktoberfest beers are all out! yay...
I'm going to buy a couple of cases of my favorites to store in the basement, so I can enjoy them in, you know...
OCTOBER!!
How long does it take for a beer to go skunky in a dark bottle, stored in a cool, dark, dry space?Well, now that it's the middle of August...
The Oktoberfest beers are all out! yay...
I'm going to buy a couple of cases of my favorites to store in the basement, so I can enjoy them in, you know...
OCTOBER!!
How long does it take for a beer to go skunky in a dark bottle, stored in a cool, dark, dry space?
How long for that?If it's stored in a dark place, it can't skunk. The beer will oxidize and expire long before.
How long for that?
Well, then the one bottle of beer left in the garage fridge the Mrs. bought in a pick your poison pack to cook with is probably past it’s prime. I will proceed with caution.It varies by style. An Oktoberfest beer will probably show a 90 day code, but it will be fine for 6 months or more if stored properly.
Hoppy has a much shorter shelf life. I like to drink with in 30 days. Preferably two weeks.
My thoughts were if its Yuengling, it might be a tasty light beer.... If its really hot out and I am thirsty, a lighter beer kinda hits the spot...Nope. I like Yuengling Lager and Black and Tan, but don't drink light beers, generally.
If I'm out at a restaurant and don't want a beer, but don't want pop or tea either, I'll get a Bud Light.
"Bud Light! The beer I drink when I don't feel like having a beer!"
... Nope, no calls from my agent, yet.
I haven't personally, but a buddy of mine did and said it was pretty good.Has anyone tried the new Yueng Ling " flight " light beer yet??
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