It would appear that the people bottling the beer that day started their happy hour a little early. I am happy to report that despite the labeling issue, the contents of the "upside down" bottle passed a taste test.
Sunday, July 5, 2009
You don't see this every day
As the saying goes, think globally, drink locally. There is a fantastic microbrewery here in Grand Rapids called Founders. They make the beer that we like to drink. I prefer their Centennial IPA, while Deirdre likes Dried Hopped Pale Ale. In preparation for the 4th of July weekend, I bought a few six packs to tide us over. Well, last night at Cocktail Hour, I noticed that there was something amiss with the labels on my beloved Centennial IPA:
It would appear that the people bottling the beer that day started their happy hour a little early. I am happy to report that despite the labeling issue, the contents of the "upside down" bottle passed a taste test.
It would appear that the people bottling the beer that day started their happy hour a little early. I am happy to report that despite the labeling issue, the contents of the "upside down" bottle passed a taste test.
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Have you ever read Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory? Maybe you've just won a golden ticket!!!!!
I'm having an Oberon at the moment. So delicious!
L.
Don't I wish this were a golden ticket! :-)
I had a Centennial IPA tonight before dinner. Life is good.
do you guys happen to get Fat Tire out there? if you can pick it up it is a mighty tasty beer..
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Fat Tire? I am not familiar with it, but I will look for it.
http://www.newbelgium.com/beer/fat-tire
here is their home site
Drink a few bottles and all the labels start looking like that !!
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