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Craft Beers - Where's Your Go-To Spot?

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I love trying new and unique craft brews.

 

However, I'm starting to reach the point that I've tried most craft beers that I can find in the NKY retailers.

 

Where does everyone go to pick up their crafts? I typically hit up Party Source in Bellevue.

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The Party connection in Portsmouth Oh has a great selection for a small town. They sell singles as well .Our local Krogers actually has a great selection.

Our course in the cincy area you can hit jungle jims.

I make a trip to Jungle Jim's from time to time and of coarse they have a great selection. I prefer going on Friday Night when they have their pint nights. You can try some great beers for $3-4 and take a six pack of random craft beers home.

I have never been, but have been told that there is a place in Loveland called Cappy's that has a great selection. I should probably make a trip there myself some time.

 

I also believe that Partytown in Florence has a decent selection, but probably the same stuff as Party Source.

 

Lastly, Debs in Southgate has a great bomber selection and usually some good beers on tap for Growlers. I wish they started doing a build your own six-pack.

I treat my good spots like my Dad does his good hunting and fishing spots. I'll take you there...blindfolded.

I treat my good spots like my Dad does his good hunting and fishing spots. I'll take you there...blindfolded.

 

You're always logging beers that I've never heard of and I often times find myself a little jealous haha!

If you love craft Brew and want to travel I'd suggest planning a trip to Western Michigan and also hit Arbor brewering in Ann Arbor . Arbor has my favorite IPA in Sacred Cow. Western Michigan is loaded with microbrewery spots such as Belle's . Michigan as a state got into micro brew well before the Cincy area.

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You can make a microbrew weekend version of the bourbon trail.

 

Doing something like that would be awesome.

 

I've been throwing around the idea for a while now of trying to get a group of guys together to do a long weekend down in Asheville to visit all the breweries down there.

 

May have to start looking into it again.

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One of these days, once I get this wedding paid for, I will definitely be making a trip to Asheville.

 

I have heard Michigan has a few great spots as well.

You're always logging beers that I've never heard of and I often times find myself a little jealous haha!
:lol2: :lol2:

 

Some of those are from my spots. Many are from trades.

If you love craft Brew and want to travel I'd suggest planning a trip to Western Michigan and also hit Arbor brewering in Ann Arbor . Arbor has my favorite IPA in Sacred Cow. Western Michigan is loaded with microbrewery spots such as Belle's . Michigan as a state got into micro brew well before the Cincy area.
We were at a Tap Takeover Wednesday night and some friends were telling us Traverse City has a kayak brewery tour. Definitely going to look into that.

 

I'm going to Maine this summer for a race. Plan is to drive and take some extra time to hit up breweries. Should be amazing.

Asheville is Mecca. Hoping to go back this June.

 

Go to Biscuit Head for brunch. Every day you are there. Thank me later...

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