By the way mate, i know I have said it before but Kokanee fucking rocks!!!
I bought a case last weekend and it fucking tastes as good after 10 as the first one! The only thing I dont like is the name. Go into a liquor store in Aus to ask if they sell Kokanee and they look at u weird if they dont know what it is
By the way mate, i know I have said it before but Kokanee fucking rocks!!!
I bought a case last weekend and it fucking tastes as good after 10 as the first one! The only thing I dont like is the name. Go into a liquor store in Aus to ask if they sell Kokanee and they look at u weird if they dont know what it is
I know it's named after the glaciers or mountains or something but what does Kokanee mean? Gnappy?
By the way mate, i know I have said it before but Kokanee fucking rocks!!!
I bought a case last weekend and it fucking tastes as good after 10 as the first one! The only thing I dont like is the name. Go into a liquor store in Aus to ask if they sell Kokanee and they look at u weird if they dont know what it is
to me Kokanee sounds like an Australian word
QUOTE(natalie)
I know it's named after the glaciers or mountains or something but what does Kokanee mean? Gnappy?
It is brewed with water from the Kokanee Glacier I think. What Kokanee means? I have no idea. Probably an aboriginal word from the west coast.
to me Kokanee sounds like an Australian word
It is brewed with water from the Kokanee Glacier I think. What Kokanee means? I have no idea. Probably an aboriginal word from the west coast.
I guess it kinda does sound like an Aussie word...
How much would it cost for a carton/case/box of 24 bottles there, and does it come in cans at all?
Its like $50 here because of import charges etc, but really thats not too much diff... besdies, i got mine for free
Also, I'd like to taste it in the can (Im fascinated with how beer tastes out of different packaging haha) but we only import the bottles
I prefer beer in bottles as do most Canadians, since I've been drinking it that way since I was a young child Maybe it's because glass doesn't impart any flavour to the beer, maybe it's the way it pours. I'm not really sure. Maybe it's purely nostalgic.
I also love drinking beer out of a chilled mug. Since I've been making my own beer, I've been drinking it this way as you should pour home brewed beer into a mug first so as to leave the bit of sediment/yeast behind.
Beer in cans isn't as popular here but it's catching on more. I detect a bit of metallic taste in beer from cans, probably cuz I'm not used to it. But canned beer out of a cooler of ice can't be beat! Canned beer is also good for camping/fishing trips etc. because it's easier to transport and you can crush the empties.
Beer out of plastic bottles is my least favourite. I don't know what it is, but something just doesn't taste right about it. But if it's free I'll drink most any kind of beer.