Ultimate Landshark Lager Poll

unclejohn · Post by **unclejohn** » August 7, 2007 10:21 am

Philly Land Shark wrote:I like it and I'm not afraid to say it!!

Me too. I just bought more yesterday and will probably have one later today.

TropicalTroubador · Post by **TropicalTroubador** » August 7, 2007 6:51 pm

12vmanRick wrote:
TropicalTroubador wrote:On the subject of tequila, I don't find any major taste differences between Cuervo and M'ville, but I won't drink either one straight. And as they're usually priced around the same, I'll buy whichever one's on sale when I need a "main shelf" mixing tequila. For the good stuff, I'm still experimenting...but I kinda like Patron, and I *love* Tarantula Azul.
Cuervo gold and Margaritaville are both blended and not pure 100% agave but the Lime flavord M'ville tastes great in a margarita as does teh Mango in a Mangorita. Cuervo does make a 100% agave, Tradicional and Familia. 1800 is no longer a Cuervo product but is 100% agave and I only like the Silver. I am not familiar with Tarantula except that they put out a pre-mixed thing that sells well to party goers. That doesn't make it any good though.

If you like Patron silver, I highly recommend you compare it against Don Julio and Cabo Wabo. Then step in to the Milagro and once you've made those rounds start going with some single barrel anjeo's.

I think I'm drinkin' Patron gold. I've been hearing good things about the Cabo Wabo, but until I finish the Patron, I've got no room for it in the liquor cabinet (one premium tequila at a time). Milagro's not bad.

I suppose if I were willing to pay $50+ for a bottle of tequila, I'd get something I'd enjoy sipping. But that's not the ballpark I play in.

Capttony · Post by **Capttony** » August 7, 2007 7:14 pm

can I vote several times for its horrible. Ok not horrible, but really are you going to drink this over corona? Why because it says landshark lager on it......Its a very sub par beer at best.....Kinda reminds me of Tequiza

Wino you know · Post by **Wino you know** » August 7, 2007 8:59 pm

I've not tried it, and from what a lot of people tell me, I'm really not missing much.
As long as there's Corona and Red Stripe in my refrigerator(s), I'm happy.

bones · Post by **bones** » August 9, 2007 6:37 pm

Ok, I was at Migration too, and enjoyed paying $3/bottle....however I liked it prior to that, hence the avatar.

BTW, Trop Trou, we met a fire fighter from outside SF named Tom, wife terry, that's not you by chance.

Jim

PackPhanGirl · Post by **PackPhanGirl** » August 10, 2007 9:52 am

I think Landshark has the coolest logo on the market!

Was that on the poll?

seminolegrl06 · Post by **seminolegrl06** » August 10, 2007 10:28 am

Its not horrible, but its not great.

I can see it cutting the saltiness and sweetness (if you use premade margarita mix for ease at the tailgates) of margaritas and it makes a good second addition to doublefisting at conerts.

I think it tastes better than corona. I disklike corona immensly.

Milagro is an excellent tequilla and its smooth. I prefer it to patron and at half the price it makes it even better. i have never tried gold milagro but I would like to, maybe for the room in vegas. I would never use the silver in a margarita...(well maybe) its too good to sip or shoot. In florida its around 25-29 dollars depending on where you get it. never seen it above 30.

If I get "normal" tequila. I get Suaza. Its way better than quervo in my opinion and not a syrupy

or fake tasting. But than again... its all a matter of personal tastes.

citcat · Post by **citcat** » August 10, 2007 1:14 pm

What is the alcohol percentage in a Landshark ?
Wait.....I have a special bottle somebody nice gave to me.....

it doesn't say. I haven't tasted it, but I will. I ain't opening my special bottle...it's a collector's item.

And I agree with some people....Corona is SKUNKY.

chippewa · Post by **chippewa** » August 10, 2007 1:27 pm

citcat wrote:What is the alcohol percentage in a Landshark ?
Wait.....I have a special bottle somebody nice gave to me.....

it doesn't say. I haven't tasted it, but I will. I ain't opening my special bottle...it's a collector's item.

And I agree with some people....Corona is SKUNKY.

4.7%, according to their website.

citcat · Post by **citcat** » August 10, 2007 1:30 pm

chippewa wrote:
citcat wrote:What is the alcohol percentage in a Landshark ?
Wait.....I have a special bottle somebody nice gave to me.....

it doesn't say. I haven't tasted it, but I will. I ain't opening my special bottle...it's a collector's item.

And I agree with some people....Corona is SKUNKY.
4.7%, according to their website.

ah, thanks. Well, that's kinda normal for most beers.

sonofabeach · Post by **sonofabeach** » August 10, 2007 5:11 pm

seminolegrl06 wrote:Its not horrible, but its not great.

I can see it cutting the saltiness and sweetness (if you use premade margarita mix for ease at the tailgates) of margaritas and it makes a good second addition to doublefisting at conerts.

heh heh heh
she said doublefisting

Sidew13 · Post by **Sidew13** » August 14, 2007 9:15 pm

I've had better

I've had worse

Cool bottle though

bixxx · Post by **bixxx** » August 14, 2007 10:09 pm

had 15 at the anguilla show, so i cant really help you the holders do make nice hats

Glorfindel7 · Post by **Glorfindel7** » August 14, 2007 11:32 pm

Landshark is NOW available in at least ONE Bolingbrook IL bar!!!!!

(Tailgaters if you're interested).....

fruitcake (aka drunkgirl) · August 16, 2007 11:07 am

Glorfindel7 wrote:Landshark is NOW available in at least ONE Bolingbrook IL bar!!!!!

(Tailgaters if you're interested).....

it's at a TON of places in the aurora area...

SoILPrtHed · Post by **SoILPrtHed** » August 16, 2007 2:42 pm

Decent beer. As I have read and have to agree "A good lawn mower beer". Great for those days when you are hot and want something cold and well, is a beer. Don't necessarily crave it when I am sitting back doing nothing, but it isn't doe pee by any stretch. I can't get it without help from vacationers yet, but will buy it occasionally when it arrives (if it arrives) locally. Agree with some of the other posters when it is said that it is a little pricy for something that has only been on the market for less than a year and is not available nationwide. All in all, keeps up the mood during concert replays and goes down nice when I am suffering from a severe case of swampus!

bbqmonster · Post by **bbqmonster** » August 16, 2007 9:48 pm

How does it taste?

Worse than some. Better than others.

Had one with a shot of tequila at Margaritaville in Las Vegas and it was pretty good. Had one at home last night and it just seemed kinda bland.

Like I said. Worse than some. Better than others.

BBQMonster

Hooray Beer! · Post by **Hooray Beer!** » August 21, 2007 5:59 pm

I liked it

I used to be a beer snob, like I used to be a music snob

Then I woke up and realized I wasn't just a snob, I was a jerk

It's a nice cool refreshing beer. Who could ask for more ? Hooray Beer !

Tropic_Al · Post by **Tropic_Al** » August 21, 2007 6:29 pm

Hooray Beer! wrote:I liked it

I used to be a beer snob, like I used to be a music snob

Then I woke up and realized I wasn't just a snob, I was a jerk

It's a nice cool refreshing beer. Who could ask for more ? Hooray Beer !

I like different beers for different reasons & occasions.
After 8 or 9 beers, they all taste the same anyway.

cammac · Post by **cammac** » August 23, 2007 3:37 pm

It's fine. I don't drink as much beer as I used to. Cool packaging and now available in CT. I'll bring some to Gillette. But beer will take a back seat to margaritas. I'll be squeezing limes all morning

I do have a suggestion for marguritas however. If you can find it, buy a bottle of KAWAMA orange liqeur. Tastes exactly like countreau, same proof 80%, but its $10.00 cheaper per bottle. You can always go the triple sec route but this is a great upgrade.

Recipe:

Juice of a 1 or 2 limes
splash of OJ
1 part Cabo Wabo Blanco
2 parts Sauza Gold
1 part KAWAMA
Lather, rinse, repeat

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