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Train trips and tiny fridges on this week's edition of Can Check with Adam 12.
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00:00Cheers. Oh, that's really good.
00:30I'm going to take you through is the one that I went on with my son earlier today. We went
00:34to Old Orchard Beach. We took the Downeaster, the Amtrak, fantastic. Amtrak, if you're watching this, advertise on the ROR
00:40Morning Show. I will endorse. Love the Downeaster. Love the Amtrak service. Love the easy access up and down the
00:46corridor there to be able to get up to Maine. Places like Old Orchard Beach. And I had the idea.
00:50I'm like, oh, you know, this is perfect. I can do like a can check on location. And, you know,
00:54we took the train there and we had brunch at this great place called Paloma Restaurant.
00:58And I ordered a Pacifico beer and I talked about the history of Pacifico beer and how it comes from
01:04Mexico. But the brewery was founded by three German brothers. And I was thinking, yeah, with the World Cup, this
01:10is kind of a cool story. And, you know, countries coming together and all that. And then we went over
01:15to the Tiki Hut right on Old Orchard Beach. And I ordered a Moosehead and a can because Moosehead is
01:21a Canadian beer that obviously is very popular in Maine because that's how it gets sent down.
01:25And I had this whole kind of idea of like, we're going to talk about Maine. We're going to talk
01:29about all these cultures coming together to create beer with the World Cup final being later on today. Shout out
01:35to Spain. Congratulations. Viva España.
01:37And all of the footage came out lousy because I'm still kind of new to this. So I'll do better
01:43in the future. But in the meantime, you're stuck here with me in my weird small fridge and probably wondering
01:49what beer we're going to drink.
01:50Because I did go to Old Orchard Beach, Maine today. I figured the way to go would be with the
01:56Maine Beer Company, who, as you can see, has a little something new.
01:59If you're a beer fan and you know about Maine Beer Company founded in Freeport back in 2009, you know
02:06about their lunch, which is, I guess, is it their flagship? I think it should be. If it's not, it's
02:10a fantastic beer.
02:11But this is something new called Little Whale Boat IPA. So I'm going to pour a quaff of this and
02:19tell you a little bit about what it says on the back of the bottle here, because they got a
02:23whole spiel that I can share with you.
02:28Maine Coast Heritage Trust works to conserve coastal land and islands for recreational opportunities, ecological value and scenic preservation.
02:40It's pretty cool. You want the rest? Go get yourself a bottle of Maine Beer Company's Little Whale Boat IPA.
02:47Do what's right, it says on the bottle.
02:49I think what's right here is to take a sip. I don't know if you can see this, but this
02:52is from my my frostbite racing through the through the Boston Sailing Center.
02:58I got this mug when we we came in 30 years ago. Shout out to my skipper, John. I hope
03:03you're watching this, John.
03:04And shout out to you for watching this, actually. This is CanCheck with me, Adam 12 from 1057 WROR. Cheers.
03:14Oh, that's really good.
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