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Shotgunability 

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How easily a beer can be shotgunned. With an ice cold Coors Light being the easiest.
Bud Light may have drinkability but Coors Light has shotgunability.
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Shotgunability 

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The measure of a beverages potential to be consumed rapidly
Hey conman, i got this new beer to try out. Thing it might be this years winner for designated beach beer.

Oh yeah? Shotgunability?

High for sure, carbonation is there but not too sharp, these things would go down quick
Shotgunability by Kynife March 7, 2019
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Shotgunability • Shotgunibility

Shotgunibility 

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the state or degree of a beer to be easily or conveniently shotgunned
Wow Erik, this IPA does not have much shotgunibility
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