Cans "Roadies" Shiners

Question 0

Prescott Amber

Answer 0

Amber
Prescott, AZ
Pale copper color, medium bodied; it has a hop bitterness & aroma of rich malt note while still finishing very smooth.

Question 1

Paperbag Special

Answer 1

Stout

How lucky are you..? Doesn’t matter they are all bad, lol.

Question 2

San Tan Brewing “Devils Ale”

Answer 2

Ale
Chandler, Arizona
Deep golden maroon in color; it is defined by as delicious citrus hop character derived from Cascade and Centennial hops grown in the Pacific Northwest & balanced firm caramel malt flavor.
Pairs wonderfully with salmon & pork.

Question 3

Coors Light

Answer 3

Lager
Golden, Colorado
Highly carbonated with small bubbles, doesn’t leave much in the palate. Light on the hops with a super clean finish.

Question 4

Michelob Ultra

Answer 4

Lager
St. Louis, Missouri
Light golden in color, low carbohydrates, has a clean body & finish with subtle notes of citrus.

Question 5

Kona Longboard

Answer 5

Lager
Kailua-Kona, Hawaii
Smooth refreshing lager fermented and aged for five weeks at cold temperatures. A delicate, slightly spicy hop aroma complements the malty body.

Question 6

Ska Brewing “Tru Blonde”

Answer 6

Ale
Durango, Colorado
A very good light golden ale. Aroma characterized by sublte malt sweetness and hints of fruits; sweet malts are accented by a touch of honey in the flavor profile alone with a very light touch of floral hops.

Question 7

Modelo Especial

Answer 7

Lager
Mexico
Light and spritzy with a hint of grassy hops, thin bodied with a light malt base & a bit of corn sweetness to it.

Question 8

Ten Fidy

Answer 8

Stout
Colorado
10.5% alcohol content. Loaded neck deep with flavor a of chocolate, malt, coffee, cola and oats. It is much “lighter” than traditional imperial stouts, creamy texture derived from the heavy usage of malts with a hint of bitter for balance.

Question 9

Red Stripe

Answer 9

Lager
Jamaica
Aroma full of lightly sweet grains with a soft taste that is complemented very well by a not too strong bitterness. Overall a very balanced brew that screams have fun in the sun.

Question 10

Shock Top Belgium White

Answer 10

Wheat Ale
Missouri
Uses pale wheat make which provides a touch of orange peel, coriander and earthy yeast on the nose. Definite citrus element to the overall smooth and light taste, followed by a plethora of spices

Question 11

Fat Tire Amber

Answer 11

Ale
Fort Collins, Colorado
Toasty malt flavors and a crisp hoppiness. Biscuity malts and caramel notes present themselves throughout, followed by herbal and slightly city’s hops and some added spice.

Question 12

Pabst Blue Ribbon

Answer 12

Lager
Wisconsin
A contrasting counterpoint of sharp texture and flowing sweetness is clear at the first sip, a slowing hoppiness adds to the interplay of ingredients, while the texture smooths out by mid-bottle.

Question 13

Big Swell IPA

Answer 13

IPA
Hawaii
Brewed with four different kinds of Northwestern hops and malted barley. Dry-hopped to perfection, it’s flavor begins smooth and malty and is followed with a big burst of dry-hop flavor.

Question 14

Boddingtons

Answer 14

English Pale Ale
Manchester, UK
Established in 1853, this is know as “The Cream of Manchester”; it is rich and is in a nitro can which gives the beer a full rich and creamy texture on the palate.

Question 15

Ska Brewing “Modus Hoperandi”

Answer 15

IPA
Durango, Colorado
One of the great IPA’s in a can from Ska Brewing, it has an intense hop flavor and notes of pine, while still finishing smooth and not too heavy.

Question 16

Tecate

Answer 16

Lager
Baja California, Mexico
Tecate is one of Mexico’s oldest beers; it is also the beer to start the movement of putting limes in beers.