Beertails!?!

Hello World!


So I was looking up mixed beers drinks. Surprising there is a lot of them. I picked out a few of them to post, but I really had a hard time trying to figure out what the call them. Beertails is okay, then you have CockBeers which is a little rude and reminds me of the movie "Basketball". So whatever you want to call them, go ahead. I'll stick with Beertails. The ones I have had, they have a (*) next to the name. The rest of them I would like to try.


Michelada*:

Beer in a glass filled with ice.
Juice of one small lemon.
Dash of soy, Tabasco and Worcestershire.
Pinch of salt and pepper.
Shot of Tequila

Isar water*:

A wheat beer
Blue Curaçao
Apple or Orange juice.

The Classic Shandy (Shandygaff)*:

Beer mixed with ginger beer, ginger ale or lemonade.

Yorsh*:

Russian for beer with a lot of vodka in it.

Maui Mouthwash:

Fruit beer
Rum
Vodka
Blue Curacao
Pineapple juice

Teacher Creature:

12 oz Scottish ale
1 oz blended Scotch
1 oz Drambuie
Large pint glass with no ice

Black Velvet*:

A stout mixed with champagne.


The next couple of Beertails are just mixed with different kinds of soda:

Broadway*:

Sapporo with the lemon-lime flavored Ramune soda, or any lemon-lime soda.

Black Bart*:

A stout mixed with a cola

Colaweizen:

A hefeweizin beer mixed with a cola.


The following one I found on a college website. I don't know if it any good but did sound interesting.

Pink Panty Droppers:

6 pack of 16 oz beers
1.75 of your favorite vodka
1 packet of lemonade powder

This was an interesting look into what most people think is a solitary beverage. Beertails are a lot more common nowadays. Quite a few fancy restaurants in the large cities have their "Signature Beer Cocktail". The moral of the blog is "Don't be afraid to try something new, because you might like it." That's all for now, "Bottom's Up!".