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"FacebookPinterestYuenglingcans.png\n\nThe hardest part about growing up in Ohio with a Pennsylvanian parent wasn't the Steelers, it was Yuengling. The beer with the weird name, the family favorite we loved but could never find. Yuengling doesn't distribute west of Pennsylvania\u2014they say it's to keep their beer fresh, but Ohioans sense something more sinister. Tell an Ohioan you're going to the Yuengling brewery in Pottsville, PA and he'll tell you to pick a fight with the tour guide, and don't forget to bring home a case. On my visit, I bought a magnetic Yuengling decal, and on the way home someone stole it off my car. I can guess on which side of the border it happened. The relationship is conflicted.\n\nNow, Yuengling is releasing its lager in tall boys. They've been canning their beers for years, but as lots of craftbrewers are going aluminum for the first time, Yuengling is just going bigger. Which makes it easier to brown-bag the last sunny days of summer, and easier for those everywhere else to hate you for it.\n\nFor more beer news and reviews, follow @beercraftbook."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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