Fat Tire in a CAN!

[rwhyman]

Originally Posted by Dave Frank

What he said! To me, it's better than most bottled beers. It's great that the beer I buy anyway just happens to be canned for river trips.


I admire new Belgium's corporate image, but "Flat tire" lacks the hop flavor that I crave.

If anyone finds more hoppy canned beer, add them to this thread.

Maybe we could talk Stone into canning "Arrogant Bastard"

[andynbreana]

Kettlehouse Brewing out of Missoula Montana has 4 different microbrews in cans. If you like hops try the Doulble Haul IPA. The Olde Bongwater Hemp Pale Ale aint to bad either. Cheers

[JBL]

This is all you really need:

[JCKeck1]

Oh WhyMan? At least you're willing to admit that you're a serious beer snob. I too love Dale's in a can, but drinking a six-pack or two around a campfire is rather difficult, not to mention an entire Grand trip. I'm not saying fat tire is the best beer in the world, but it is a great choice for a little variety in cans from the lite water/beers. Rejoice.
Joe

[Dave Frank]

Rwhyman, we clearly have the same taste in beers. Are you cleaning up on Sunday?

[xkayaker13]

Dave,
Dales Pale Ale is certainly good in a can, but it's a hell of a lot better in your kegerator. Hope your ankles doing well.

I personally like both, but I'll probably just stick to my classy Natural Light Lagers.

[blutzski]

I just did the Salt with some folks from D-town and they had a canned ESB from Ska Brewery in their drag bag. Plus Oskar Blues now has a Ten-Fidy stout in cans.

Lots of choices. New Belguim is a me-too but the more the merrier. Boater friendly beers defnitely fits with their corporate image. Nice work.

[rwhyman]

Originally Posted by JCKeck1

Oh WhyMan? At least you're willing to admit that you're a serious beer snob. I too love Dale's in a can, but drinking a six-pack or two around a campfire is rather difficult, not to mention an entire Grand trip. I'm not saying fat tire is the best beer in the world, but it is a great choice for a little variety in cans from the lite water/beers. Rejoice.
Joe

Between canned imports, some local stuff and my own beer, I rarely drink the same beer twice in a row. That would be like eating the same food all the time. I like variety.

[rwhyman]

Originally Posted by Dave Frank

Rwhyman, we clearly have the same taste in beers. Are you cleaning up on Sunday?

I would enjoy "having a few" with you, but I will be out of state this weekend.

[Jensjustduckie]

I've tried many other micros, I have loved Fat Tire since 1996, I am probably biased because I grew up right outside of the Fort. Dales schmales, nothing like a nice smooth amber ale!