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What are your favorite beer add inns or mixes

General Beer Discussion by MUCHOMACHO

I am looking for feedback on michelada mixes like Mucho Macho Michelada http://www.muchomachomichelada.com It really spices up your beer..


11 years ago
# 6
# 6

KINGER
40797

KINGER
40797

Rocky Mountain Oysters fo'shizzle my izzles

11 years ago
# 7
# 7

I like to add my soliva and eventually my stomach acids. Preferably after I swallow.

11 years ago
# 8
# 8

CYRENAICA
431067

quote: Originally posted by muchomacho
I am looking for feedback on michelada mixes like Mucho Macho Michelada http://www.muchomachomichelada.com It really spices up your beer..
You neglected to tell us in your post that you are trying to hawk your own product on us.................

11 years ago
# 9
# 9

MYKE
17280

MYKE
17280

quote: Originally posted by Airforce1
I like to add my soliva and eventually my stomach acids. Preferably after I swallow.
It's all eventually gonna come out the other end anyway

11 years ago
# 10
# 10

FOAMDOME
18340

quote: Originally posted by muchomacho
I am looking for feedback on michelada mixes like Mucho Macho Michelada http://www.muchomachomichelada.com It really spices up your beer..
If your beer needs spicing up thru add-ins or mixes... it's time to try a different beer

11 years ago
# 11
# 11

BRETT
25065

BRETT
25065

I had a michelada at one of Rick Bayless' restaurants a few months back. I'd have it again but when prepared as he does it, it's way closer to a cocktail than a beer.

11 years ago
# 12
# 12

I would add stillwater artisanal to that list, always brilliant bottles in my opinion,

4 years ago
# 13
# 13

yup.

quote: Originally posted by mitchforgie
I would add stillwater artisanal to that list, always brilliant bottles in my opinion,

4 years ago
# 14
# 14

And Three Floyds EASILY instead of Flying Dog. I like the Gonzo label...the rest are just ugly.

4 years ago
# 15
# 15

Three Floyds is the first beer I came across with waxed tops, so it always stuck in my mind. I am not sure if Anderson Valley originated it but the "BEER" (Deer/Bear) animal is a piece of brilliance. I think many Mikkeller bottles are also works of art, but in the context of this article, do not establish a clear brand image, and so are not functional as "branding" mechanisms I guess...

quote: Originally posted by slowrunner77
And Three Floyds EASILY instead of Flying Dog. I like the Gonzo label...the rest are just ugly.

4 years ago
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