Moerlin Lager House in Cincinnati

[ColonelCrazy]

Should be open by next August. It will be in "The Banks".

 

I'm looking forward to it & I think it will be a great addition to Cincinnati. Not only the Lager house, but the Banks as a whole.

 

http://news.cincinnati.com/article/20100714/BIZ01/307140054/Moerlein-Lager-House-will-open-next-year

[Run To State]

I'll be checking that out! :thumb:

[Dlbdonn]

Bout time that Cincinnati did something positive .

[ColonelCrazy]

I was shocked to read all of the negative comments following the article.

[Jim Schue]

Why would anybody want to go there and drink a crummy beer like Christian Moerlein (other than hipsters who've gone out of their way to convince themselves it's good just because it's cheap, kind of like PBR and Natty Light drinkers)? What's next? A Milwaukee's Best Brewpub? Come on down to the Cook's Goldblume Alehouse? :puke:

 

Somehow, I don't see this hurting HofbrauHaus in any way.

[NEERFAN]

I sure don't see anything negative about it, at least people won't have to hop in a cab after games to go to another establishment. Place should make some serious cash.

[ColonelCrazy]

Why would anybody want to go there and drink a crummy beer like Christian Moerlein (other than hipsters who've gone out of their way to convince themselves it's good just because it's cheap, kind of like PBR and Natty Light drinkers)? What's next? A Milwaukee's Best Brewpub? Come on down to the Cook's Goldblume Alehouse? :puke:

 

Somehow, I don't see this hurting HofbrauHaus in any way.

 

I'm not a big Moerlin fan myself, but plenty of people are. I'd imagine they'll have various beers on tap, and I think it'll be a great environment. If nothing else, like NEERFAN said, it'll provide another drinking establishment around the stadiums.

[Jim Schue]

I'm not a big Moerlin fan myself, but plenty of people are. I'd imagine they'll have various beers on tap, and I think it'll be a great environment. If nothing else, like NEERFAN said, it'll provide another drinking establishment around the stadiums.

 

Well, those people have bad taste. Invariably, the beer at this place will be expensive, so the question is why pay a premium for a crummy beer you can get for two bucks a 6-pack at the corner store?

[ColonelCrazy]

Well, those people have bad taste. Invariably, the beer at this place will be expensive, so the question is why pay a premium for a crummy beer you can get for two bucks a 6-pack at the corner store?

 

:lol:

 

I'd imagine they'll have more than one beer on tap. After all, it is a Lager house. Secondly, since the beer will be brewed there, I suspect it'll be reasonably priced.

[UKMustangFan]

Well, those people have bad taste. Invariably, the beer at this place will be expensive, so the question is why pay a premium for a crummy beer you can get for two bucks a 6-pack at the corner store?

 

$2 a six pack? Exaggerate much?

[Colonels_Wear_Blue]

Well, those people have bad taste. Invariably, the beer at this place will be expensive, so the question is why pay a premium for a crummy beer you can get for two bucks a 6-pack at the corner store?

 

I've gotta say, I'm a pretty serious beer (and bourbon) snob...and I'm a rather big fan of Moerlein's OTR Ale.

[Jim Schue]

$2 a six pack? Exaggerate much?

 

I haven't lived in NoKy for almost 10 years. Has it gone up to $2.50? If so, the purchasers are getting ripped off.

[Jim Schue]

I've gotta say, I'm a pretty serious beer (and bourbon) snob...and I'm a rather big fan of Moerlein's OTR Ale.

 

So, is Moerlein OTR to regular Christian Moerlein the same way Hudy Gold is to regular Hudy?

[Colonels_Wear_Blue]

So, is Moerlein OTR to regular Christian Moerlein the same way Hudy Gold is to regular Hudy?

 

Hahahahaha, I you might make that comparison, I suppose.

[NEERFAN]

I had a few OTRs at a Reds game and they were pretty tasty. I heard they have a good IPA.