The Five Beer Golf Strategy

Send us Fan MailA glowing white rock on a river island sounds peaceful until you remember the packing list: canoes, kayaks, eight people, and a truly irresponsible amount of beer. We’re on the eve of our White Rock camping trip, so we talk through the hype, the logistics, and why getting off the grid with friends is still one of the best ways to slow your brain down for a minute.Then we get into the craft beer reviews. First up is Ribbon Rock, a “peach summer ale” that looks like it should be an easy win, but the taste takes a turn into bitterness and a weird, almost sour edge that leaves us asking, where’s the peach? After the break, we crack a German-style Munich dunkel from Coastal (North Charleston, South Carolina), and it’s the kind of dark lager that surprises you: smooth, light, and coffee-forward without feeling heavy, all at 4.5% ABV.Between sips, we swap Fourth of July weekend stories, power outages, a near-basement flood saved by a generator, golf struggles, and the “beer gauge” theory of why your shots start drifting when you’ve had too much. We also toss in a chaotic round of Ricky’s Bad Choices for anyone who likes their beer podcast with a side of adult humor.If you’re into beer tasting notes, honest ratings, camping trip talk, and real-life stories that feel like your own friend group, hit play. Subscribe, share the episode with a buddy, and leave us a review so more people can find the show.Support the showwww.anotherreasontodrink.com