The Yuengling black and tan isn't that good..... in my opinion. The lager is their best (also in my opinion).
Well, it would need to be an ale (ie: Lord Chesterfield), since a black and tan is an ale + stout. The lager wouldn't work.
Bass Ale, Harp Lager- both are used for black and tans... so both work.... Oh okay... according to wiki... "Sometimes a pale lager is used instead of ale; this is more usually called a half and half."---- Practically same thing though.
I know. A lager will suffice in most cases, but a TRUE black and tan always uses an ale.... I don't care what Wikipedia says. A half and half and black and tan, to most beer aficionados, are two different things. Similar, but not the same.
there was this lady that came in and ordered a half n half, and none of the bartenders knew what the hell she was talking about...... they thought she was referring to a black n tan....
So with Bass its a black and tan and with Harp its a half and half? The two beers taste so similar that the distinction seems silly but I'm not a great beer critic or what not so whatever
i like ipa, particularly alexandar keith's. but i get made fun of at the bar for drinking a nova scotia brewed beer. what's so wrong with nova scotia?