Your spring/summer go-to beer

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  1. fx20736

    fx20736 Initiate (0) Mar 7, 2009 New York

    Exactly! :grinning:
     
    #121 fx20736, Apr 23, 2017
  2. StoutElk_92

    StoutElk_92 Grand Pooh-Bah (4,045) Oct 30, 2015 Massachusetts
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    They want to make sure you got all the yeast and proteins that might have settled at the bottom of the bottle. There may be times when the swirl isn't needed, but if the beer was standing upright for a long time then it may get stuck at the bottom, and stay in the bottle when trying to pour. It's come down to personal preference if you want that extra yeast or not, but a hefeweizen is a style where that yeast can play a big role.
     
    #122 StoutElk_92, Apr 23, 2017
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  3. classixIII

    classixIII Initiate (0) Oct 10, 2012 Pennsylvania

    My go to lawnmower beer is Duquesne - "The Prince of Pilsners"
    But I always have Penn Pilsner in the fridge as a back up.
    A couple honorable mentions to Southern Tier Pilsner, Bells Oberon, Bells Poolside and Cigar City Florida Cracker
     
    #123 classixIII, Apr 23, 2017
  4. yossle

    yossle Initiate (0) Dec 31, 2016 New York

    Definitely Westbrook Gose.
     
    #124 yossle, Apr 24, 2017
  5. Andy311x

    Andy311x Initiate (0) Apr 28, 2008 North Carolina

    Dogfish Head - Seaquench Ale for sure!
     
    #125 Andy311x, Apr 25, 2017
  6. ebin6

    ebin6 Initiate (0) Jun 11, 2009 California

    Now that Modern Times chose to can the correct version of Fruitlands, all other warm weather beers are dead to me
     
    #126 ebin6, Apr 25, 2017
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  7. shadyside

    shadyside Maven (1,270) Feb 27, 2011 Georgia

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    #127 shadyside, Apr 25, 2017
  8. KEEPonPOURING

    KEEPonPOURING Initiate (0) Oct 28, 2015 Virginia

    Oxbow Crossfade (Farm Ale) & Triple Crossing Parnoid Aledroid (Pale Ale)
     
    #128 KEEPonPOURING, Apr 25, 2017
  9. bleakies

    bleakies Maven (1,355) Apr 11, 2011 Massachusetts

    I'll be fidgety until Jack's Abby releases this year's iteration of their Sunny Ridge pilsner, which I've been craving lately.

    I'll also be drinking plenty of Jack's Abby House Lager, Notch Session Pils (and other Notch varieties), and the apparently quite popular Troegs Sunshine Pils.
     
    #129 bleakies, Apr 25, 2017
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  10. Dwood1466

    Dwood1466 Crusader (408) Feb 3, 2017 Oregon
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    Anything from Live Oak always hits the spot. Or anything lighter from Bells now that they're in Texas!
     
    #130 Dwood1466, Apr 25, 2017
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