mmm lager

I did the Anheuser-Busch tour in St. Louis. They did have the samples at the end, me and my cousin must have had big A's printed on foreheads because they had a few leftovers so of course they asked us if we wanted them. I think they gave you 2 samples that they picked and 2 that you could pick from. Each was probably about 6 oz. I had a lot of nice pics, the Clydesdales were the best part but unfortunatley I forgot to put film in the camera.

I did get this nice shot after from the St. Louis arch.

coal berner wrote:

Wood'nCoal wrote:

pbmax wrote:I went a couple years back. maybe 2.
The cave is open now. It's where they used to keep the beer cool. All hand dug tunnels under the building and into the mountain.
The bar is open at the end of the tour. If you're of age you can have 3 drinks (about 6 oz each) off the freshest taps possible.
I got to keep a wooden bung plug because they don't use them any more.
pb

I've always wanted to take the tour.

When ever you come up for coal we can do the Tour and after I will take you to the new one they built a few years back to keep up for the lager demand They still hane the one in Florida That makes Three The original Yuengling Eagle brewery was where Pottsville City Hall & The 911 center sits today

Sounds like a good idea, JC.

Yuengling is not sold in Ky and I am NOT happy about it!

BK

bksaun wrote:Yuengling is not sold in Ky and I am NOT happy about it!

BK

Bummer!!

It's sold in Maryland, we stopped at sports bar there once and the waitress offered us yoo-eng-ling beer , that actually looks pretty close but she mangled it much more that that.

bksaun wrote:Yuengling is not sold in Ky and I am NOT happy about it!

BK

Hi BK How Much do you want I will call Dick Tomorrow and have him send a trailer full down to you 23 pallets should hold you over for a bit what Flavor do you want Oh cans bottles or 1/4 or 1/2 barrels

Outstanding man!

Have to see how much room in the fridge, Wife's a big eater.

Can't wait to come see you one day for some deep mined brew or coal or both!

BK

What more could you want-A trailer full of deep mined coal and the back of the pick-up full of cases of Yuengling. Well worth the trip.

http://www.yuengling.com/