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"TheBeerNut":2n8w5zan wrote: The DrinkStore guys said they haven't sold any bottles of Dead Pony Club since it arrived in cans.[/quote:2n8w5zan]
I think I saw them there but they werent easily spotted which could be a reason.
Had one bought from kavanghs the other day, reminds me of a lesser punk in % and hops but was very nice.

"Andrew":2n8w5zan wrote: I have to say I was a little reticent regarding cans but I now think that they are the way to go. My reservations where down to the taste difference but modern cans seem to have none of the effects the old generation used to have. And on the plus side, easier to transport, more resilient and easier to recycle.[/quote:2n8w5zan]
cans mean no bottles for homebrews though! <!-- s:( --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_sad.gif" alt="" title="Sad" /><!-- s:( -->

&amp;quot;KeeganAles&amp;quot;:2l67kt07 wrote:

&amp;quot;B-Hop&amp;quot;:2l67kt07 wrote:
And they've 5 new cans in from Sly Fox[i:2l67kt07] right now[/i:2l67kt07]...

KeeganAles?[/quote:2l67kt07]

From Pennsylvania, a brewery that [i:2l67kt07]only[/i:2l67kt07] cans.

[list:2l67kt07][*:2l67kt07]113 is a solid IPA, very bitter and a bit rough, lots of crystal, lots of Simcoe.[/*:m:2l67kt07]
[*:2l67kt07]Phoenix is a better beer, a more balanced APA with plenty of citrus.[/*:m:2l67kt07]
[*:2l67kt07]Pikeland Pils is noble hops in American quantities - if you caught Victory Prima Pils when it was here last year, this is similar.[/*:m:2l67kt07][/list:u:2l67kt07]
Not tried the other two in stock.

Hope to see more AmeriCANs like this![/quote:2l67kt07]

Sweet, been disappointed with a lot of the US beers that have arrived lately (Kona and Redhook).

Look forward to trying these.

&amp;quot;B-Hop&amp;quot;:2kx3wv7k wrote:
Sweet, been disappointed with a lot of the US beers that have arrived lately (Kona and Redhook).

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Gotta take those in context, though: safe, appeal-to-everyone breweries that signed a distro deal with Bud to get on every supermarket shelf.