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Yuengling beer eyes Cincinnati market

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I'm headed to Ashland on Monday and will also be in WV, which of their 7 beers would you all recommend? I'll pick up a case.

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I've only tried the Black and Tan and the Traditional Lager, the Traditional Lager is the beer most refer to when they speak of a Yuengling and is the company’s best seller by far...

I've got two cases awaiting me in L'ville when I return from Iowa. Great gift from my brother!

It's a good beer, but maybe a little overhyped due to scarcity.

It's a good beer, but maybe a little overhyped due to scarcity.

 

On the east coast one of the things that makes Yuengling stand out for me is that you can get it on tap everywhere for the same price (or less) as the regular domestic light beers. You can get a high quality craft beer about anywhere, but you're going to pay for it. Since Yuengling is the same price as Bud Light, it sort of makes the latter option more worthless than it already is. In other words, it's hard to beat even when it's readily available.

It's a good beer, but maybe a little overhyped due to scarcity.

 

I remember a time when my friends and I would do back flips on those rare occasions when we would get to drink Coors, which was not available in this area. Folks would bring cases back from visits out west or from Texas. Now that Coors is readily available in this area, I can't think of a single buddy who drinks it.

Yuengling finally coming to Ohio

 

From"The Beer Blog" at http://beer.ohio.com/ :

 

"D.G. Yuengling and Son will enter the Ohio market later this year — possibly as early as October. 'It’s going to be so exciting,' said Pat Noone, the brewery’s business development manager and the one spearheading the move into the Buckeye State. 'The launch in your state is going to be huge. It’s probably going to be the most successful launch in Yuengling’s history.' "

This is funny!! Growing in PA. Yeungling was the cheap beer that old men drank.

Very happy that this nice brew will only be a little more than an hour from my house.

I finally had one of these about a month ago when I was in Buffalo, it was good. Reminded me of Amberbock which I also like.

Glad I work in Ohio now, won't be tough for me to pick up a case on the way home on Fridays lol

 

By the way, I went to the brewery in Pottsville a couple a weeks ago and it was a great experience. To tour through a brewery that has been in use since 1831, very cool...nice samples too. While on tour one worker told me they'd be in Ohio by Christmas, the other said by August...so I guessed October lol.

Okay, so I went to visit my Dad in PA over Labor Day weekend and asked him about Yuengling. He said he didn't see the fuss. I told him I have never had it and I am going to take some home. I bought a 12 pack and had 3 watching Sons of Anarchy and 3 more last night during the Packers/Saints.

 

Man....I love that beer. I am holding on to my last 6 and saving them for a special occasion so I can drink them all in one night. I'll be picking up a case or two every time I am in Tennessee now. Has it hit Ohio yet? If not, any word when it will? I am sure I would drink it exclusively if I could get it regularly.

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