New Shiner beer!

[accuratehorn]

Shiner has their 100 year Centennial Beer out now, it's at HEB on Parmer and IH-35. Anyone try it yet?
I bought some yesterday and had one, pretty good. The bottle says it is made in the "sharp (?)" tradition of beer-making-what the heck is that? Seems to be a dark ale, I liked it.
They also had one remaining six-pack of St. Arnold's winter ale, but it isn't remaining anymore. Maybe they will get more.

 

[TheFied]

This should be Cactus Cafe?

But I have had 1. I have a 6 pack in the fridge. Good stuff.

 

[Hornius Emeritus]

Esthers is correct.

I am going to purchase a six pack today.

 

[accuratehorn]

Actually, I think the label says the beer is made by the "stark" beer process, but what is that?

 

[TheFied]

i am still trying to figure out what goes where............ years later.

 

[Hornius Emeritus]

Answers the question re: "Stark Beer," and has some good stuff regarding this new brew, too.



The Link

 

[14tokihorn]

Reading this thread reminds me of the Spoetzl Brewery.... they were one of my customers.
Nice drive out to Shiner, pretty cool guys back in the production rooms. One of the managers once offered me 2 cases for just verifying some technical details that he assumed were just rumors.

 

[uisge beatha]

Wow, will have to try it. I was in Munich one year during the stark bier season. It was great beer if you like the darker style. Invented by monks to get through lent.