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What happens when your favorite brew “disabeers?” Find out with Adam 12 & his dad on the latest Can Check.
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00:00cheers hello it's adam 12 uh and this is dad 12. hi dad hey adam you may remember him from
00:11such
00:11episodes of can check as uh cribbage night at idle hands in malden and uh ebenezer's pub
00:17in lovell main that was great fun great fun both both of them were great times so we're gonna have
00:22to go back and do more cribbage though absolutely and probably go back and drink more belgian beers
00:27at ebenezer's by the way if you missed either of those episodes of can check you can get them the
00:32same place you're getting this ror morning show uh on your socials and then if you go to wror.com
00:39or the free 1057 wror app uh you can go to the ror morning show and get all previous i
00:44gotta get the
00:45plugs in that and all the previous uh episodes of of can check uh this one though is special because
00:52there's a running joke in our family about every time my dad finds a beer that he loves
00:58they take it out of production what's the term that you use i call it disappearing i call it
01:03disappearing disappearing you can use that but you got to give dad 12 the credit yeah so um give me
01:09a
01:09few examples of a time that you uh your favorite uh brew has been disappeared for many years my favorite
01:15beer was bass ale oh so originally brewed in the 1700s and it has disappeared yes uh likewise shipyard
01:24export ale yes golden it's not golden that's different export ale that has recently disappeared
01:30recently meaning a couple years ago yeah and in between those two a great go-to beer was newcastle ale
01:36which has now disappeared newcastle brown ale which i believe was and that was a that was a british nut
01:42brown ale um someone bought it changed the recipe and it wasn't the same uh and then i i like
01:50that
01:50you brought up the shipyard export because a lot of people watching this know shipyard from pumpkin
01:54head because pumpkin head is their most popular uh beer but i believe for a time shipyard export was
02:00their flagship it absolutely was and something happened you loved it all these beers that my dad loves
02:06they disappear but there's one that hasn't yet and hopefully it won't and that's what we're featuring on
02:11this episode of can check this is tuckerman's pale ale tell me about how you discovered tuckerman's
02:17pale ale well being in the northland up here and it's uh tuckerman's is brewed in new hampshire
02:23and then uh once i had one of those it was very similar in taste to the shipyard export even
02:30a little bit
02:30lighter um but a really fine good tasting beer yes so uh let's even though i kind of broke the
02:38seal
02:38already by drinking a sip because i can't help myself cheers
02:45crisp easy to drink and we're sending this message out to you tuckerman's
02:50do not disappoint my father he's already gone through trauma with having many of his favorite uh
02:57brews disappeared so continue to produce tuckerman's pale ale and we'll continue to drink it um please
03:04yes yes please and thank you and thank you for watching this episode of can check
03:07uh let us know in the comments what you want to see us drink next cheers
03:14that's good
03:15that's good

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