Lone Star beer is a Texas tradition thanks to a hardcore ad campaign but drinkers, Texan and non - Texan alike, have been a little misled about a couple of things.
To cut right to the heart of that matter ... because beer is important and I want you to keep yours at its best ... the answer is no. Beer doesn't have to be kept cold nor does it have to stay refrigerated after it has been refrigerated.
Just as Homer Simpson chugs Duff and Peter Griffin knocks back Pawtucket Patriot Ales with wild abandon, Hank and his crew have Alamo beer. Now, you can too ... as long as you're not in El Paso.
It's not, I don't think, the one most El Pasoans would guess and the fact that I'm happy probably already tipped you off as to who won. It was numero uno in 8 states for online searches according to an analysis of Google trends.
New tariffs have been placed on goods from other countries and they're going to cause prices to jump on all kinds of goods in Texas and elsewhere like cars, electronics, apparel, fruits, veggies and lots more.
If you know me, Dubba G, (even vaguely), you probably know that Coors Light is more than just a beer to me ... it's a way of life. To think of renaming it is blasphemy. (Redskins' fans, you feel me, right?)