NO. 10

Not Nine and Not Eleven, but No. 10 an American Light Lager brewed by the ancient and venerable Brown Truck Brewery in High Point, North Carolina established in the Year of Our Lord 2015.

First of all, watch who you are calling "Yank" because I take high offense at that dirty word! Looky here, its only been since the turn of this century that fine Southerners de-compounded the word "Yankee".

Hitherto, in proper Southern conversation the word "Yankee" had always been spoken as compound word, "damnedyankee" and now as a sign of brotherly love simply said as "Yankees", the damned part has been dropped.

Secondly, I live in the New World so to me 2015 is ancient and venerable! Especially, given the fact that since the "pandemic" and all that nonsense, any business that survived is in my mind entitled to the moniker of "ancient and venerable"!

By the way I am drinking indoors and down in the man cave tonight, not because I was banished by the Mrs. @handofzara, but rather because it is July in North Carolina and the man cave is the coldest place around! Cold beer, cold place on a damn hellishly HOT day!

Seeing as I am the only person in the man cave, that would be ME, the @handofzara!

Well, there is that.

BEER NAME: No. 10
STYLE: American Light Lager
ABV: 3.6%
BREWER: Brown Truck Brewery of High Point, North Carolina
APPEARANCE: straw color, clear with a solid head
AROMA: slight hint of malt
TASTE: see AROMA
MOUTHFEEL: light, well carbonated, with a clean finish

TRIVIA TIME!

I have a #beersaturday tradition of asking a trivia question! The first person to answer in the COMMENTS wins a BEER TOKEN!

QUESTION: What is the number 1 selling beer in America?

Hint: It is a Light American Lager

Good luck and I will see y'all next #beersaturday.