Something called 'table beer' is becoming very popular

I wouldn't associate the tern table beer with an English. French or Belgian, perhaps.

 

I really liked drinking Anchor Small Beer, and I also liked that they used that production process... but that beer has been discontinued unfortunately.

 

so, patersbier, got it.

 

Well . . . patersbier that's not only brewed by monks or only served at a monastery.

 

I recently had Jester King's Le Petit Prince, their Farmhouse Table beer. At 2.9% I'd agree with the seltzer comment.

 

Wow. I really wish I knew what seltzer I could buy that would remind me of Petit Prince.

 

I'm obviously being a jerk but there are many styles of "table" beer

 

My original post said I had not seen it.

A local place had a table beer on the menu today.

A brand new and so far, really excellent brewery called Resident Culture had it.
It was called Resting Brett Face subtitled --Brett table beer 4.7%

They called it that so it must be so, ?right?

I stand by my post that I still have not seen table beer here.