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13. Feb. 2014 · William Clarke, Tip Of The Top1987 W. C. Handy nominated LPFeaturing Ronnie EarlRe-released, now available at http://www.cdbaby.com/Artist/WilliamClarke
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- Miles Long
- Miller High Life
- Budweiser
- Reissdorf Kolsch
- Old Style
- Avery White Rascal
- Dogfish Head SeaQuench
- Coors Light
- Dos Equis Lager
- Wynwood La Rubia
- Suarez Palatine Pils
Rich Depascale, beverage manager at The Wilsonin New York City This is almost an impossible question to answer with the massive amount of great beer options today. When I think grilled hot dogs, it reminds me of a family Sunday barbecue. This may be a bit out of left field for a craft beer enthusiast like myself, but I’d go with a classic, The Cham...
https://www.instagram.com/p/Bsj_NzOj9CY/ Laura Mitchell, bar lead at BEER PARKin Las Vegas Well, that would be Budweiser, the king of beers, of course! What says America in the summer more than having some Buds, hot dogs, and hanging out with friends?
Daniel King, beverage director of Liberty Commonin Nashville When I think of an oily, messy dog, I think of beer that’s bright with a bit of hop bite. I also want something that can just slide right on down the throat. My mind instantly goes to a German Kolsch. American Craft Kolsch copies simply won’t do but I think a tall glass of Reissdorf Kolsc...
Jack Galobich, bartender of The Gagein Chicago When enjoying a hot dog, you have to go with a classic, refreshing beer. Since we’re in Chicago, you have to go with Old Style. It’s is perfect at a tailgate or backyard cookout.
Joey Biñas, bartender at Bootleggerin San Diego Grilled hot dogs leave me nostalgic of my childhood days — summer barbecues and lounging in the pool. I really like lighter beers like hefeweizens or Belgian white ales paired with them. Specifically, Rip Current or Avery White Rascal.
https://www.instagram.com/p/BxzxWSFJ84g/ Torrence R. O’Haire, beverage director of Gage Hospitality Groupin Chicago Grilled sausages need cold, sour stuff, as far as I’m concerned. I’m devoted to Dogfish Head’s salted lime SeaQuenchAle; perfect for cooling down outdoors, grill-side.
https://www.instagram.com/p/Bz1ZlK6AT66/ Casey Lyons, bartender at Pacific Hideawayin Huntington Beach, California Coors Light aka Silver Bullets, aka C.L. Smooth — the perfect liquid libation for a proper barbecue. Just enough crisp sweetness and full flavor in a light beer to pair with anything that comes off the grill. Almost good enough to make...
Justin Monell, general manager at BLVD & MAINin Las Vegas For hot dogs during the summer, you’re probably spending time outside, so it has to be something crisp and refreshing. A Mexican lager like Dos Equis would pair perfectly with a hot dog.
Ilan Chartor, spiritual advisor at KYUin Miami Best beer for a hot dog would be Wynwood’s La Rubia. It’s crisp, sweet and acidic. The perfect counterplay for a steaming hot dog.
Megan Reynolds, certified Cicerone at R&R Taproomin Woodstock, New York Suarez Family Brewing Palatine Pils is perfect with a grilled hot dog. It’s a German pils and a classic pairing — clean with a firm bitterness to cut through the fat of the sausage.
22. Okt. 2021 · Hot dogs bathed in beer were less popular. (In a place where you can easily score a bratwurst, why would you settle for a hot dog?) But, as the movie “The Irishman” proved when it was released,...
Alcohol content. Colour. Flavour. Drinking method (can or glass) Room temperature. Personal preference. As a rough guide, within the range of 3-13°C, stronger beers tend to be served at warmer temperatures. Colder beers will feel more refreshing but will lack flavour. But you’re not here for a rough guide, are you?
21. Aug. 2023 · Ditch the beer. A humble hot dog with a good glass of wine makes all the sense in the world.
Glass and bottle of wheat unfiltered beer and grilled sausage dogs in baguette with mustard, caramelised onion and herbs on serving board over rustic wooden background, top view, selective focus. Beer mug and grilled sausages. Isolated on white background. BBQ hot dog served with vegetables and French fries and sauces on wooden serving board.
Hot dogs and beer are a classic pairing because they complement each other’s flavors. The salty and savory taste of a hot dog is balanced by the bitterness and carbonation of beer. The carbonation in beer also helps to cleanse your palate between bites of the rich and fatty hot dog.
