Typically composed of light beer and lemonade, the Shandy is a thirst-quenching option on hot days, particularly if lawnmowers or sunny patios are involved. The Lemon Shandy is a classic combination of lager and lemonade, poured in equal parts and served in a pint glass.

The term shandy itself is a shortening of shandygaff, which first appears in 19th-century England. Although we don't know for sure how the name shandygaff came about, we are fairly certain that the concept of a beer cocktail traces back centuries earlier. And we are definitely sure that a shandygaff was enjoyed.

A shandy is a beer cocktail usually made of equal parts beer and citrusy lemon-lime soda. A popular British pub drink, a shandy can be easily customized with the beer and soda of your choice - although if you want a traditional British shandy, you'll stick to the 50/50 beer and soda mix.

Although widely consumed in Britain -- often as a way to get kids used to beer -- shandy's origins are believed to date back to Bavaria in 1922 when Franz Xavier Kugler stumbled onto the mixture after being inundated with thirsty cyclists at his home on a hot summer's day.

A shandy is a beer cocktail usually made of equal parts beer and citrusy lemon-lime soda. A popular British pub drink, a shandy can be easily customized with the beer and soda of your choice - although if you want a traditional British shandy, you'll stick to the 50/50 beer and soda mix.

Leinenkugel's Leinenkugel's® Summer Shandy® is our traditional weiss beer with refreshing natural lemonade flavor that makes it the perfect summer beer. In 2012, Summer Shandy won a Silver medal at the Great American Beer Festival® in the Fruit Wheat Beer category.

Two reasons: it tastes great, and it's a low alcohol drink, which makes it more hydrating in warm weather. The shandy is to beer exactly what a spritzer is to wine! What's a traditional shandy? A traditional shandy or shandygaff uses ginger beer or ginger ale.

A shandy is a beer cocktail usually made of equal parts beer and citrusy lemon-lime soda. A popular British pub drink, a shandy can be easily customized with the beer and soda of your choice - although if you want a traditional British shandy, you'll stick to the 50/50 beer and soda mix.

The term shandy or shandygaff originates in England and Ireland around the mid-18th century and was generally made with two parts beer mixed with one part ginger beer.

Shandy is beer or cider mixed with a lemon or a lemon-lime flavored beverage. The citrus beverage, often called lemonade, may or may not be carbonated. The proportions of the two ingredients are adjusted to taste but are usually half lemonade and half beer/cider, resulting in a lower ABV for the finished drink.

England The term shandy itself is a shortening of shandygaff, which first appears in 19th-century England. Although we don't know for sure how the name shandygaff came about, we are fairly certain that the concept of a beer cocktail traces back centuries earlier. And we are definitely sure that a shandygaff was enjoyed.

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The definition of a shandy is beer mixed with lemonade and/or other fruit juices like orange juice, cider, apple juice, and grapefruit juice.

A shandy is a beer cocktail usually made of equal parts beer and citrusy lemon-lime soda. A popular British pub drink, a shandy can be easily customized with the beer and soda of your choice - although if you want a traditional British shandy, you'll stick to the 50/50 beer and soda mix.

Shandy Shandy is beer or cider mixed with a lemon or a lemon-lime flavored beverage. The citrus beverage, often called lemonade, may or may not be carbonated.

The aroma is dominated by lemon; from the moment the bottle is opened the lemon nose is apparent. The flavor is quite surprisingly not as lemony as the aroma. A decent amount of ale sweetness comes through, enough to balance the lemon and to raise this drink above the level of the malternative and alcopop (see below).