Craziest Flight Boards

I hear you on the kinda trashy look, but those would be MUCH easier to carry than the flat boards (e.g. taking it to your table or outside).
I have seen some very cool hand-carved boards though.

 

Here's some my wife and I made from old bourbon barrel staves. I was pretty proud of how they turned out.

 

These at least contain the inevitable spills as they're carried away.

 

There's a brewery in my town (maybe Wander) does this.

 

A brewery in my town, whose logo is a couple guys smuggling barrels in a row boat, used small boats.

 

Y-Town Brewery in Zanesville, OH use a "Y" shaped flight board, the only time I've seen that.

 

I didn't take a picture, but just last night I stopped in KCBC after hitting a concert in Brooklyn. They served my flight in a very thin (~0.5") clear plastic board that slid down the glasses after they set it down. Probably good for storage space and cleaning but very odd

 

Zackly what I was thinking!
Anything spilled you can then slurp it out with a straw, no waste!

 

This is the flight board at the old CBC restaurant in Columbus, Ohio. That location has since closed. I haven't been to the new taproom, so I don't know if they're still using these. I asked if they would sell me one, but lost interest when I found out they cost the restaurant $70 apiece.

 

A brewery near me does the muffin tins, but it works for their vibe:


I was quite charmed by these cozy little boxes on a chilly afternoon by the fire pit.

 

i was about to suggest this idea
sushi restaurants nailed it, so imagine a boat for the table that had like 50 samples on it

 

A number of years ago I visited the Superior Bathhouse Brewery in Hot Springs, Arkansas and they had a sampling board with 18 beers. I saw one person sitting near us that ordered one. I thought to myself: that's a lot of samples!



Cheers!

 

Looking closer at the beer choices, that pic was taken this past summer.

 

Cahaba Brewing has Alabama shaped ones(at least they did several years ago). I have one in my basement bar.

 

That's because Zanesville is the only place with a Y bridge.

 

Only if its a metal straw