Pack it in. Pack it out.

I bring infected Bruery bombers with me everywhere I go and slam them straight from the bottle. Real OG stuff.

 

Doesn't really feel that way in California. Beyond Oscar Blues, Modern Times and Ballast Point, there isn't that much it cans that's available. I'm sure there's more but I can't even think of that many more of the top of my head.

 

Anderson Valley, Golden Road and Sierra Nevada are also plentiful (and delish)

 

Cans, mesh bag, rope, a float of some kind. Sink bag with beer, bag attached to rope attached to float. Pull from water and drink...crush cans and carry out in mesh bag. As many have said...let beer rest after initial hike...all is good, enjoy!

 

Ahhh yes I knew there were some obvious ones I was forgetting! Although I never see any SN cans other than Torpedo in my area though

 

Maybe its a Colorado thing then.

 

Cans with the snap top six or four pack holder. I have those holders up for my fishing trips. Then when you are finished you can snap the empties back in and not litter! My personal favorite for this time of year is Ten Fidy and SNPA 16 oz cans.

 

I believe so. I'll check my deviant dales when I get home. lol.

 

May not be available in cans tho!

 

On hiking trips (5-10 m total) I bring 2 cans hop drop, one plastic deerpark bottle full of glen 12, and someone else brings a good 750 of beer.

 

Am I the only person who just sits their ass on the couch and drinks beer anymore?