RTD Beer Swap?
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Originally Posted by Lovetodrive2000' timestamp='1362660384' post='22386539
Someone needs to take the lead for the beer swap since frei won't be there......
the first year we did this was frei, andy, and me.... I'd hate to see this tradition go away... but it sounds like Ken has it covered.
They have it....every year "M"........!!!
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I'll get you some "root beer" Denny!!!
Sprecher Brewing Co., famous for its root beer, is introducing an alcoholic version of the beverage.
The Hard Root Beer is an old-fashioned fermented root beer with 5 percent alcohol by volume, Sprecher said. It combines the flavors and characteristics of Sprecher Root Beer with bourbon and oak flavors.
“We had a lot of customers asking for a Hard Root Beer. Since this is a variation of what we do best, two of our Wisconsin distributors — Beechwood Sales and Service and General Beverage — suggested a limited initial roll-out to test markets. That will let us know if we need to change anything before we go into large-scale production,” said Jeff Hamilton, Sprecher president.
Sprecher’s Hard Root Beer is packaged in 12-ounce bottles with a suggested retail price of $5 per four-pack. The initial release will be available at the Sprecher Gift Shop, 701 W. Glendale Ave., Glendale, and at a limited number of locations in southeastern Wisconsin and Madison, the brewer said.
Sprecher Brewing Co., famous for its root beer, is introducing an alcoholic version of the beverage.
The Hard Root Beer is an old-fashioned fermented root beer with 5 percent alcohol by volume, Sprecher said. It combines the flavors and characteristics of Sprecher Root Beer with bourbon and oak flavors.
“We had a lot of customers asking for a Hard Root Beer. Since this is a variation of what we do best, two of our Wisconsin distributors — Beechwood Sales and Service and General Beverage — suggested a limited initial roll-out to test markets. That will let us know if we need to change anything before we go into large-scale production,” said Jeff Hamilton, Sprecher president.
Sprecher’s Hard Root Beer is packaged in 12-ounce bottles with a suggested retail price of $5 per four-pack. The initial release will be available at the Sprecher Gift Shop, 701 W. Glendale Ave., Glendale, and at a limited number of locations in southeastern Wisconsin and Madison, the brewer said.
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We have a place close to us run by a nice lady from Wisconsin who sells Sprecher's products. If I get a chance, I'll see if she can get some of that Hard Root Beer.