Oskar Blues Death by Coconut returns nationally in November

Tried this at a bar and it seemed too sweet for me. I would try again though, seems like a lot of people like it

 

Uh oh, looks like I have some competition in the area

 

it certainly was not bad

 

Deciccos in Brewster, NY has many cases of it. Got me 2 4 packs. Soooo looking forward to tasting it later today.

 

I'm on the hunt now.

 

I've gone through 3 4-packs already.... Waiting for that xocoveza now!

 

Really good brew but I find myself not wanting more than 2 in a row

 

I wouldn't want more than one, personally. I'm having one right now. It's a good beer to have occasionally imo.

 

Has anyone seen this in the Chicagoland area?

 

Great beer, love the coconut flavor and the light body to this. Mounds bar in a glass is a great description

 

I found this on Wikipedia explaining the difference between English and Irish porters: "After the invention of malted barley roasted until black to impart a darker colour and distinct burnt taste to the beer in 1817, Irish brewers dropped the use of brown malt, using patent malt and pale malt only, while English brewers continued using some brown malt, giving a difference in style between English and Irish porters."

 

i have a sweet tooth so Death By Coconut hits the spot for me. i just cant drink more than one in a session.

 

I'm the same. Almost. I've bought 4 4-packs so far. I figure this will last me up until Thanksgiving and then I'll drink Xoco to end out the year.

 

Better "return" by me. Gonna be hell to pay if I can't get this.

 

Still have not seen in Southeast Michigan.

What gives?

 

Super jelly everyone is finding this in four packs for 11.99
Local six pack shop wanted $5.75 for a single since he bases his prices on hype and one offs. Had to pass

 

Found in central indiana

Totally delicious

 

10.59 in Bloomington, IN

 

Really enjoy the coconut aroma and flavor. It's no Last Snow, but it sure is tasty and only $11.99 a 4pk!

 

Anyone ever tried mixing with Ten Fidy? I have a full growler of 2012 Ten Fidy and was going to put it side by side with some 2014 and 15 I had. I figured with a whole growler of the 2012 I could allocate some to mix with DBC. Thoughts?

 

Which shop, if you mind my asking? I have yet to see around Montgomeryville or Lehigh Valley

 

If you're near Philly you might want to check out Hawthornes. A four-pack came to about $13 after the to-go discount.

 

I had one of the hotbox cans a few weeks back and while I thought it was good it seemed like the coconut had fallen off a bit (or there wasn't enough to begin with). Bought a 4 pack yesterday and was pleasantly surprised - had much more coconut flavor. This is like an "everyday" version of Last Snow - not quite as decadent or heavy on adjuncts, but well rounded, dry, and drinkable.

 

Landed yesterday in Spartanburg, SC.

 

To anyone in Montgomery or Chester Counties, PA. I found it at Whole Foods in Wayne, PA for $12.99. There was about a case and a half left from what I could see @3:30pm.

 

I picked some up today out in the Chicago NW Suburbs finally, if anyone is wondering when this will hit the shelves in the Chicago area...looks like the time is now!

 

Unpriced 12oz.fourpacks in New Hampshire today but it rang up at $16 so I passed. Another lesson on wasting time and money (if you don't pay attention) on unpriced new brews.

 

Wish they had it in bottles.

 

Oskar Blues doesn't bottle anything. All cans. But I'm with you, I do prefer my beer in dark glass bottles.

 

You do realize Oskar Blues only does cans......right?

 

I should add, I paid $12.99 for a 4-pack.

 

$10.49 a 4 pack in L.A. Total Wines

 

Picked up a 4 pack at Binny's in Highland Park, IL...had a few more left.

 

I asked one of the staff at a local bottle shop had it come in. She laughed and I asked why. Apparently she is deathly allergic to coconut.

 

9.87 at ingles and 14.00 at bruisin ales...

 

Bruisin' Ales is a tourist bottle shop. That's why. They should change their name to Mark-Up Ales. Looks like another, bigger and better bottle shop near by is starting to do the same.

 

Have always prefered App. Vintner but have been going to Tasty Beverage lately cause of their south slope location

 

and you do realize that I said "wish," right?

 

so has anyone made a beer float with this yet?
Some Byer's natural vanilla ice cream would go perfectly.
Drank my last one before I got a quart of it.