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in what proportions do you mix beer (pale lager) and apple juice?
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Is it just mixed with, like, V8? I tried that and didn't care for it. It seemed like it muted the flavor of both the tomato juice and the beer. Should I be using pure tomato juice and not a blend like V8?
Honestly I'm not a huge fan of it so I'm not entirely sure, but from what I understand it's regular tomato juice, beer, and then some folks will add spices like tajin and spice, and often lime. I'm more inclined to use clamato (tomato and clam juice cocktail), but then I'd just go ahead and make a bloody maria (tequila).
The tajin and lime sound banging, miss me with the clam juice tho lmao
Don't knock it till you try it! Tomato, splash of clam juice, quality tequila, cayenne pepper, regular pepper, celery salt, takin, and some veggies to munch on, it's delicious. The clam adds a good texture and bump of flavor, but I'm also all about seafood.