Hooch what sucks is that I have a cppl Bottles in my fridge now, all this talk about Fat Tire
makes me want a sip or two , but alas Im getting ready for work , oh well there is always tonight !
That was when Coors was real…man that stuff tasted good. I loved the can with the two “push in” tabs as opposed to the pull off tabs. Aaahhh, the memories!!
Not only am I a festivirgin…I’ve never tried Fat Tire. (It’s that east coast thing) But judging from these posts I will try it as soon as I land in CO, promise.
I have been drinking quite a few CO microbrews…figure it will help me adjust to the altitude :thumbsup
In years past the New Belgium had at least two and possibly three or four different types of brew. Usually Fat Tire, Sunshine Wheat and I believe last year they had a limited edition brew that was awful nice! We should talk to the New Belgium people and see if they would do a limited run special brew just for the TBF! Trust me though, whatever they put out is absolutely fantastic - one of the best brewery’s out there and you cannot beat their social and environmental records. 100% wind powered, and I think they take the heat from their processing and use it to keep their offices warm in the winter.
I was thinking the same thing Ronnie. Maybe Wind, nature, Desert, I don’t know. Karl, are those the High Sierra Puppets and where the :huh are you? Ronnie, I’m sure you’ll get your tickets. I don’t know why, I’m also hoping to get the three I need.
Wookie that is good stuff about NBB’s environmental stewardship. New Belgium has been wind powered since 1998. New Belgium also has on on-sit Water Process Treatment Plant which captures the methane and it gets used to run the brewery about 5% of the time. Thus making the brewery run on 100% renewable energy.
I am excited for those of you traveling from the East! New Belgium makes GREAT beer!!!