Help with cans

Moar!!!

Just kidding; I prefer 12 ounce cans myself.

Cheers!

 

IMHO, 6x12 is better than 4x16. But, I've always sucked at math.

 

Interesting. I thought with the Ashville brewery, distribution and cost would be more equal country wide now.

 

Caldera
Oskar Blues
Goodlife
Hop Valley - if you must
Alameda
Occidental
Block 15
Fremont
Fort George
Mazama
Silver Moon
Oakshire
Green Flash
Firestone

Depends where you live in Oregon but most of the brands listed here are distributed around the state. Shouldn't be too hard to find an excellent selection of cans.

 

I wish I could still get suicide squeeze...

 

But you know your beer and it that long run that is moar important!!

Cheers!

 

12 of Never was the first thing I thought of.

Modern times is also good (but Booming Rollers was the Spring release...doubt you'll find it now--and it won't be fresh). You could always get some Sierra Nevada Pale Ale?

Stone Arrogant Bastard in 4 pack pints and Stone IPA in 12 pack cans is nice.

21st Amendment has Toaster Pastry in 6 pack cans. If you hunt at Costco, they may have the 24 can variety pack in stock.

As usual...check the dates.

 

Trade with someone from Maryland to get you Manor Hill cans: Grizette (4% Belgian farmhouse ale with citrus hops), kolsch, or IPA. Easy to find, no line standing and excellent beers for 3 very different styles.

 

Some other MD cans easy to get for a trade would be Sorry Chicky from Burley Oak (4% sour citrus hopped beer) and Union Old Pro Gose.

 

FW Easy Jack / Union Jack
OB Ten Fidy / Gubna
SNPA
Pilnser Urquell
Stella

That should cover just about every taste and situation, thus making you the camping / tailgating hero without breaking your back or budget.

 

If you live near great notion, people from the east cost would certainly be willing to trade fresh hops. Tired hands, the veil, trillium...all relatively easy to get and you cant really go wrong with anything they release.

 

Love those Firestones!

 

Strangely, I'm not a big fan of Pivo even though it's probably the most beloved Pilsner. I liked STiVO though, so I wouldn't mind if that were canned...

 

Maybe you can get them locally, or not, but Melvin Hubert MPA and Killer Bees are more than worth seeking out. (APA and Golden Ale)

 

I've been in love with Hi-Wire Lager this summer. Delicious, crisp, refreshing American Pale Lager from Asheville, lovingly packed in cans. I doubt they distribute to Oregon (seekabrew doesn't have them listed), but no doubt you could find someone in NC to trade with.

 

Dales
Hop Nosh IPA
Molson Ice
Global Warmer
SN Torpedo
SNPA
Puff

 

OP, if you want a stout to end the tailgating or camping night with a canned bang, I recommend Evil Twin Even More Jesus in a can. Just had one tonight and I think I prefer it over Ten Fidy (haven't had the latter in some time so going from memory). Outstanding chewy, thick mouthfeel if you look for that in stouts. Great imperial stout imo.

 

Avery Liliko'i Kepolo. /thread

 

come to Vermont, 56 degrees here.