Showing posts with label Beer of the Week. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Beer of the Week. Show all posts

12.03.2010

FYM LIFESTYLE: THE MOST INTERESTING MAN IN THE WORLD


(Editors Note: Our resident brew master Jeff 'no sleep til Boston' Breussner was unable to post his beer of the week column this evening due to his Boxer Dog Bentley (Mr. B) eating a brick of baking chocolate last evening. But we are keeping his spirit alive by sending our salutations out to one of our favorite beers, and ad campaigns as of late.)

FYM's lifestyle section would like to salute The Most Interesting Man in the World by making Dos Equis Lager our beer of the week!


FYM's favorite cerveza, Dos Equis, displays tremendous craftsmanship when entertaining brand loyalty with their consumers as shown in the extraordinarily accessible offbeat ad campaign.

The Most Interesting Man in the World appeals to the mid-to-late 20 somethings that grew up with Wes Anderson films. Jonathan Goldsmith embodies the spirit that Steve Zissou or Mr. Bob Harris would be proud of. Check out The Most Interesting Man in the World below:



The tagline I don't always drink beer, but when I do, I prefer Dos Equis, is subconsciously appealing to the consumers psyche easing the tension of the sell. The line almost enhances his credibility. We like the fact that The Most Interesting Man in the World doesn't always drink beer 100% of the time. So if your in the mood for a brew, try a Dos Equis Larger this evening with your Friday night friends. Dos Equis also boasts a formidable interactive experience when you surf over to their website HERE.

Police often question him, just because they find him interesting. His beard alone has experienced more than lesser mans body. His blood smells like cologne. He is, the most interesting man in the world.

6.15.2010

BEER OF THE WEEK






















When someone tells you that a beer is a summer ale you think light and fruity, Twilight Summer Ale is not that beer. This is the summer seasonal beer done by Deschutes Brewery out of Bend, Oregon. Twilight has a dark orange hue to you when you give it a pour. Assumptions would be that this is a very soft taste to the palate, but it is quite the opposite. With the initial taste there is a bit of bitterness and after the finish, the citrus comes through to complete the beer. With that said, the complexity of this summer ale is worth picking up and deserves a B+. The alcohol by volume is 5% and is available May through September.