So, the other day I was in this convenience store, see? And I was browsing whilst a friend selected a large package of his favorite brew. What should my eager eyes settle upon but this intriguing bottle of "Johnny Bootlegger" Sour Apple beverage? Naturally, I had to try it. Fairly sour. A little artificial tasting. A curiosity, perhaps, but not desirable as an intoxicant, IMO.



So I'm wondering, have any of you connoisseurs of fine drinkables ever drank this stuff?



I noticed that it was made in Canada, of all places. Can any of you Canadiennes tell me if this is a popular drink up there?



http://greatbrewers.com/product/john...raz-sour-apple





And can it measure up to this classic libation?



http://www.bumwine.com/nighttrain.html

 

I haven't had any alcoholic beverage labeled as "apple flavor" that wasn't waaaay overpowered by the flavor of sour apple and/or sugar.

 

Kinda like those apple bacardi things the girlfried throws back I'm guessing, not the greatest thing. I drank half of one one day after work, pure swill(insert vomit emoticon here)



We must have over 100 microbrews in this state, I'm still liking Spaten if im drinking beer however, great German lager.

 

never heard of it, and it's not listed here in Ontario or in Quebec as available from the liquor store

 

yeah we went to a fancy restaurant in oregon, and they had a beer guy instead of a wine guy. they have millions of beers... its nuts



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the abyss is really good...

 

Hmm Never heard of it either, where in Canuckistan is it made and by which company?

 

Looks to be a brand owned by the Geloso Group?



http://www.groupegeloso.com/microboot/



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