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"Mississippi Mud: great bottle, ok beer"
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Jun 13, 2010
- by DevonCook
- posted in The Beer Snob
A little dissapointing to all of the senses. Not a bad beer by any means, but just not something id buy again. Id rather just mix an snpa with a nice stout and have my own black and tan. Cheers!
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Very drinkable, but not so much that I'd go out of my way to buy it. No doubt the bottle gives this brew a kick up in the "coolness" factor. Mildly recommended.
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Mississippi Mud is a beer apparently brewed by the Arizona Beverage Co., or so I’m told by a reviewer of the beer over at epinions.com, although the bottle says “Mississippi Brewing Co, Utica, New York”. I’ve had it before but I’ve wanted to review it for some time now. Here goes… According to the bottle, this is “Mississippi Mud: Famous slow-brewed black and tan beer”. Here’s more info from the jug: Dating back to 18th-century … more
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I am a senior at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles California where I am persuing a degree in Englishliterature with a certificate in journalism. On my free time I practiceHapkido and jujitsu … more
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Dating back to 18th-century England, the custom of blending pale and dark beers has kept the “Black and Tan” a favorite of experienced beer drinkers for centuries.
Our famous recipe combines a robust English porter with a fine Continental Pilsner, preserving the character of each, while creating the classic taste of the legendary “Black and Tan”. In true American style, we bring you the best of both beers as they meet in Missisippi Mud.
(Source: Mississippi Mud jug bottle)
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Our famous recipe combines a robust English porter with a fine Continental Pilsner, preserving the character of each, while creating the classic taste of the legendary “Black and Tan”. In true American style, we bring you the best of both beers as they meet in Missisippi Mud.
(Source: Mississippi Mud jug bottle)
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