Earlier in the day, I went to the grocery store to pick up some food stuffs to feed my infant throughout the week. There was an unnerving amount of anti-maskers there, in spite of the fact that the entrance of the store explicitly says they are required. Obviously, nobody wants to get into any altercations or get assaulted over mask policies, so this always slides, no matter where you go.
This is where I wish there were Luke Cages all over the place to enforce mask policies, and nobody could fuck with them or even hurt them, even they tried. Get on that shit, Publix.
Coming home, there was a house with no less than eight cars out front. I’m assuming someone was having a football party of some sort. It’s not like coronavirus numbers aren’t on the rise, and large gatherings don’t have something to do with it.
The night prior, there was a house near me that had at least 16 cars parked out front. The fuck is wrong with everyone? I hope every anti-masker and every person who arrogantly is helping prolong this epidemic gets fucking coronavirus. They seem to want it so badly, I think the world owes it to them to oblige them.
Anyway. Twenty beers down, four to go. My first impression when I pulled the can out of fridge my first impression was that this looked like the most German can that I’ve seen over the last three weeks. With a font choice that makes me think of Wolfenstein 3D, and a crest that seems to have lederhosen with an H worked into it, it’s basically the most German design there’s been.
As for the beer itself, it was a nice dark caramel color, and I was beginning to wonder if I was going to get yet another dunkel, which made me excited. The first sip was met with a toasty flavor, and I thought that perhaps I was getting another dunkel. The snobs at BeerAdvocate however classify this as a lager, and I’m brought back to earth at how much of a novice I am at being able to classify my own beers.
Holy shit, that finish to TLC – Randy Orton just attempted murder on the Fiend, thus furthering the narrative that he’s completely incapable of putting anyone over, and the company remains implicit to his long-standing dominance. Better punish that attempted murder with another title shot.
Anyway. But the fact that I thought this was a dunkel was to say that I thought it was good. The flavor reminded me of a dunkel since it was kind of toasty, kind of caramel-ly, and not too bitter. But I guess the revelation that it was not a true dunkel crashes its rankings with me, and compared to all the ones above it, it doesn’t bring enough to the table to overtake.
Regardless, it still sits comfortably in the upper half of the biers, and this is one that I wouldn’t mind having more of again in the future should I come across it. After all, I’d only have to look for the bier with the lederhosen in its logo.
Current Rankings:
- Jubilation Suds (#18)
- Bären Weisse (#16)
- First Coral (#2)
- Kirta (#5)
- Turbo Prop (#6)
- Schwarze Tinte (#13)
- Perlenzauber (#9)
- Loncium Vienna Style Lager (#12)
- Märzenbier (#20)
- Jubiläumsbier 333 (#7)
- Zwönitzer Steinbier (#4)
- Alpen Stoff (#17)
- Erl Hell (#19)
- Grandl (#11)
- Altbairisch Hell (#15)
- Hell (#1)
- Tannen Hell (#8)
- Tradition (#10)
- Hallertauer Hopfen-Cuvee (#14)
- Käuzle (#3)
