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fruit beer

A Vodka Cruiser.

For years, the boys have been in the trenches, paving the way for the publics acceptance of the Vodka Cruiser as an acceptable beverage of choice for a bloke. Instagrams 'Troy Candy' in particular, was one of the front liners, leading the charge. Finally, blokes can dive head first into a few Vodka Cruisers, without simultaneously putting their sexuality up for question/debate.
"Yea nah yea yea mate, we're gonna have a few fruit beers then hit the town later, might even get our dirty little mittens on bag if the opportunity presents itself"
fruit beer by Engadine Maccas Toilets September 8, 2021

fruit beer

Any of a number of alcoholic beverages which, while packaged and advertised as "beer", are actually fruit-flavored wine coolers. Examples include Mike's Hard Lemonade, Captain Morgan's Parrot Bay, and Smirnoff Twist.
That girl says she's a hardcore drinker, but all she drinks is fruit beer.
fruit beer by Sharp Teeth January 30, 2008

fruit beer

Any of a number of alcoholic beverages which, while packaged and advertised as "beer", are actually fruit-flavored wine coolers. Examples include Mike's Hard Lemonade, Captain Morgan's Parrot Bay, and Smirnoff Twist.
That girl says she's a hardcore drinker, but all she drinks is fruit beer.
fruit beer by Sharp Teeth December 29, 2007

Fruity Pebbles Beer

Badass Leinenkugel Sunset Wheat Beer.
"That shit does taste like fruity pebbles!"
"Hey dude, what was the name of that fruity pebbles beer?"
Fruity Pebbles Beer by shamoosucks February 8, 2012
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I had a trucker's tan after driving for 10 straight hours on a sunny day.
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