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Not Too Sweet, Not Too Filling, But Way Too Good! (Reply to this comment)
by funvacation
The reason I say, "Way Too Good" is because it just goes down so easy! With little to no carbonation, it is quite thirst-quenching and doesn't fill you up like beer. The light lemon flavor is no where near as strong as many of the malt beverages out there that leave your tongue feeling parched after the second one. It is a little pricey, but no more than the average micro-brew. Having the Nutrition Information somewhere on the label would be helpful, especially for those of us who may be conscious of carb/calorie intake. This beverage is definitely a winner and because it is such a good thing, my best friend and I are hoping it doesn't go away like so many other good things.
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Jan 04 '05
8:12 pm PST
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Re: Nutrition Facts (Reply to this comment)
by jimbuell
Has anyone found nutrition facts? Can not find them anywhere.
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Oct 27 '03
5:15 am PST
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Nutrition Facts (Reply to this comment)
by sheats
There are no nutrition facts on the box or on the label. Is there anyway they can be added or can I be informed through e-mail what the nutrition facts are?
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Apr 16 '03
9:52 am PDT
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PRICEY? (Reply to this comment)
by pillsrgud
LATELEY YOUR PRODUCT HAS BECME OVERLY EXPENSIVE. I WOULD LIKE FOR YOU TO MAYBE SEND ME SOME COUPONS FOR YOUR DELICIOUS ALCOHOLIC BEVERIGE. IM NOOT NECESSARILY CHEAP, BUT IM NOT HAPPY WITH THE CURRENT PRICE. ALSO, MAYBE YOU SHOULD CONSIDER UTILIZING MORE SALES LOCATIONS OTHER THAN OBVIOUS SELL THROUGH BARS AND CLUBS. PLEASE EMAIL ME BACK
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Mar 05 '03
5:29 pm PST
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Sorry.... (Reply to this comment)
by 4-1-1
Twisted tea is not the same as a Blonde ale. Off Topic, but interesting otherwise.
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Apr 23 '02
8:40 pm PDT
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Welcome Back (Reply to this comment)
by psugrowler
Great to see you back. You are on e of the originals who influenced me here.
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Apr 19 '01
8:51 pm PDT
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I have to disagree with you on what you're drinking (Reply to this comment)
by MiDoyle
Many "Blonde Beers" are actually based on Kolsch style ales or the wheat style. Many brewers use the term for their lightest ales or summer beers. "Twisted Tea" has little to do with this beer category. True, it is a malt based beverage but it has little correlation to real beer. It's an "alco-pop."
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Apr 17 '01
9:25 am PDT
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