Tallcan TV

In this episode of Tallcan TV we hit the Sierra Arts Foundation’s Annual Brew HaHa @ John Ascuaga’s Nugget in Fabulous Sparks Nevada to sample the beers and rock out to Sol Jibe!

Lots of great barley pop to be had at this event! Thanks a TON to Sierra Arts for inviting us to cover the brews and have a few Ha Has! If you missed the event, when you’re done kicking yourself, which you should be since you probably weren’t hung over on Sunday, drop in over @ the Sierra Arts Foundation DONATE PAGE to support the arts in Nevada!

Here’s a list of beers we sampled:

• Oskar Blues, Dale’s Pale and Ten Fidy
• Rail City, Iron Spike
• Firestone, Pale Ale
• Michelob, Winter’s Burbon Cask Ale
• Buckbean, Orange Blossom
• Silver Peak, South Town Ale
• Great Basin, Icky and Bitchen Berry BEST OF SHOW!
• Unibroue, Maudite
• Ayinger, Celebrator
• Mammoth, Something, can’t remember and their website sucks…
• Blue Moon, Vagina Lager

What do you think about theese FINE beers? Let us know in the comments. OR hit the Viddler Video comment button and record you own taste test!

A couple of interesting side notes: Buckbean was the only reviewed beer to come in a non-12 oz can, and the staff @ the booth did indeed describe it, as is CLEARLY heard in the video, as a TALL CAN!!! Jerz:

-M

Sparks is a premium malt beverage brought to you by the Steel Brewing Company out of good old Molwaukee Wisconsin. It is made by combining 10 parts Steele Reserve, 4 parts redbull and 2 parts cherry slurpy. That recipie might actually work! If you’re too busy waxing your mangina to whip up that concoction before a hot-tub saussage fest, Sparks is for YOU!

Drinkability: 9

Delicious: yes

Sharpiedick Potential: 9

Buzz on the net:

This stuff will wake you up and mess you up all at the same time.  -Robert Gambell

In case you haven’t had Sparks, it is one that must be tried. It is technically a malt “beverage”, but doesn’t taste anything like most malts. I guess it is a malt like Smirnoff Ice, but it is certainly not a “girlie” drink like these. For one thing, it is an alcoholic energy drink. Who can beat that combo! Read more to find out about the Sparks goodness.  -Zach

A diet, or “Sparks Light” version, with a bright blue top, is also produced. A higher alcohol version (7.0%) called “Sparks Plus” is available in both 16oz and 10oz cans and has a black top. -energysip.com

If you haven’t tried Sparks, I HIGHLY recommend you avoid overtly gay hot tub situations…