re: Post your favorite brewed beer in Louisiana?

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But Abita is lacking.

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You don't at least like the Jockamo IPA?

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I don't dislike it, but I don't think it is that good. I have tried it a couple of times and it is OK. I'd score it a C+. I can drink it, but there are so many better beers out there.

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Yea, I know what you mean. However, sometimes it is the best option at the time. I went to a crawfish boil recently expecting there to only be the typical Bud Light, Miller Lite, etc, but I was pretty pumped when they also had the Jockamo.

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Canning does have a lot of advantage over bottles when it comes to cost, light exposure and oxidation. They just have a cheap connotation for the most part.

It's becoming more and more of a trend to can beers in the craft industry.

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I was told NOLA is going to go the canning route too.

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If they go to strictly canning, I guess I won't be buying any.

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do you not own glassware or is the pouring out of the can what is tripping you up?

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Cans are good for tailgating and parades too. You can't walk down the street with a glass bottle in your hand, but a can is fine.

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I was looking for some of the Heiner Brau cans

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if you find some, let me know—i'd love to bring some on the river next time i go tubing.

Everyone knows the best way to serve beer is with a hand-pump tap and a solo cup.