Making a Mexican Lager with Honey & Reviewing the New 24" 177 Can NewAir Beverage Fridge

[@jasondavis7408]

Would love more beer and wine content! Great video

[@knucklesmayz]

If you don't need this to be "Mexican lager", I've had great results with Lallemand's Nova Lager strain. It can be done at higher temps(my last ferment was done at 64). I recommend giving it a try.

[@danharkness7868]

Thanks for the video. I am just beginning making a little bit of beer myself. I like your presentation of your mead videos. I am sure you will do a great job on making beer videos too.

[@FrozenCalzone]

I would love to see you branch out and try more recipes, some country wines with honey would be really cool

[@donaldkong4761]

I was so confused when your video was playing chrono trigger music, because i had another tab open playing chrono trigger music earlier today. And I didn't understand how it was happening that it was playing despite being paused. So I opened your video up in different tabs, and closed everything else, and it was still playing chrono trigger music, then i started rewinding your video over and over, but I still don't believe it.

[@TigerPat_9180]

Really Enjoyed Your Video , Thanks ! 🐯🤠

[@gamecollector7930]

So what exactly makes a “‘Mexican lager” a “Mexican” lager??

[@NoahFagel]

From what I've heard and the few I had, I would say a crisp, really pale, low bitterness lager. Usually with lots of corn (grain or flaked) used instead of specialty grains.

[@TheGoodCrusader]

I got a Belgian tripel and an Irish stout brewing right now

[@l0tus4life]

I wish more people would branch out and try bew things.

[@TigerPat_9180]

First 🥇

[@TigerPat_9180]

Where's Funpants 👖? Still getting his Beauty Sleep 😴🤣. 🐯🤠