Everyone is invited to the shindig, it’s going to be big. Join us at the hoedown to get the lowdown. It’s a rendezvous with a brew or two. Come as you are, I wish it was an open bar.
So Cowbell Brewery has invited us to a shindig at the big ol’ Cowbell Barn. And we all know it’s not really a party without beer and line dancing and a band with a fiddle in it, don’t we? Beer has always played a pivotal role in encouraging bad dancers to dance badly, but it’s going to take me more than one Shindig Lager to breakdance to Footloose*. Does a conga line of one to the beer fridge count as a line dance? I was watching some defense men doing some line dancing last night to stay onside during the shinny playoffs, but I wasn’t venturing too far out of my comfy sampling chair.
A blonde lager pour, with a thin white head and a bit of carbonation to get the party started. A light malt aroma, with a malt bread flavour with some carbonation in the mix, some bubbles but no troubles. By second or third swig the bubbles had left the dance floor. A nice medium malt flavour, easy drinking, no aftertaste, a smooth finish. I call it Cowbell smooth, they call it “deceptively smooth” although I didn’t feel I was a victim of any deception in this case**.
This easy drinking beer could be a great party favourite.
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