Finally found it at Lowe's Foods in Wilkesboro...a four-pack of pint (16 oz.) cans is $11.99. I'm fine with it as long as the university receives a fair percentage of wholesale sales.
https://today.appstate.edu/2019/08/14/ale
App-branded Beer
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asu66
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App-branded Beer
Finally found it at Lowe's Foods in Wilkesboro...a four-pack of pint (16 oz.) cans is $11.99. I'm fine with it as long as the university receives a fair percentage of wholesale sales.
https://today.appstate.edu/2019/08/14/ale
Proud triple-degree App grad--Classes of '66, '70 and '81.
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If it happens to the Apps, it happens to me!
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fjblair
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Re: App-branded Beer
I bought a four pack a few weeks ago. Love the can, the beer not so much. Too hoppy for a lager imo. In any event I will drink it and appreciate AMB for making it happen.
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appchicago
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Re: App-branded Beer
It’s not a lager, but I can see why it wouldn’t have been a bad thing for it to have been. Super accessible and easy to drink.
But I think a golden ale was a good choice. It’s supposed to be a “bridge beer” style, bringing people who usually drink Miller Lite, etc. a step in the craft beer direction. More often it’s too much in middle, not satisfying anyone. I think this one does a good job of striking a balance. And I think a place like App and Boone wouldn’t be well represented by a Bud clone.
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