AKAKBUCK;1093167; said:Hudy Gold or Hudy Delight?
I don't think it was 'Gold', but I don't remember it being 'Delight' either. Did it have to be one or the other about 30 years ago?
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AKAKBUCK;1093167; said:Hudy Gold or Hudy Delight?
BB73;1093194; said:I don't think it was 'Gold', but I don't remember it being 'Delight' either. Did it have to be one or the other about 30 years ago?
I'll have to agree with you. I like most of Sam Adams' products, but they are really off the mark with the Cranberry Lambic. It's like they wanted to be creative by brewing a lambic, but only went halfway. I think they tried to be more consumer friendly and really tone down the sourness of a true lambic so it wouldn't be too offensive to the typical american palate. Instead they made a watered-down pseudo lambic that doesn't even taste like they used a Brettanomyces yeast strain. I'd stick to a traditional lambic from Cantillon or Boon, or if you like something sweeter go with a fruit lambic from Lindemans.AKAKBUCK;1093191; said:Gonna have to disagree with you on that particular one.
Buck Nasty;1093223; said:Sam's Cranberry Lambic is horrible, I don't care if you like Lambic's or not
OSUsushichic;1093239; said:Must have to have a vagina to like it. :p
OSUsushichic;1093239; said:Manfred hates it too. Must have to have a vagina to like it. :p
Buck Nasty;1093284; said:FCB can you confirm?
FCollinsBuckeye;1093289; said:Anyone who can bust out a Brettanomyces reference when discussing sour beers knows what their talking about.