This isn't Smokey and the Bandit era. Anytime I go out of state I always stop by a grocery/liquor store for beer I can't get. Going to Florida in August and I plan on loading my trunk up with as much beer as I can.
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This isn't Smokey and the Bandit era. Anytime I go out of state I always stop by a grocery/liquor store for beer I can't get. Going to Florida in August and I plan on loading my trunk up with as much beer as I can.
Most of their beers are better than Spotted Cow. Their Fat Squirrel is amazing and their bocks are also very good.
Chevy Traverse pulling a 17 Ft Bass Tracker. I was curious more than anything. It probably will not change my annual 6-8 case haul back.
I'd have to say of the New Glarus Beers Moon Man is better than Spotted Cow
If they had a Spotted Cow tap handle out in public they deserved to get caught. Which reminds me I'm going to Wisconsin in 3 weeks. Does anyone know how much beer you can legally bring into the state of Iowa?
It's everywhere in Wisconsin. You go into any crappy bar and they have 20 different varieties of your standard mass produced American lagers... and Spotted Cow. Any Central Waters or Rush River or Ale Asylum or O'so? Nope.
FWIW, I think a lot of the hype surrounding Spotted Cow is really hype for New Glarus Brewery itself.
Because Spotted Cow is the flagship, people talk about it. As others have noted, New Glarus is a phenomenal brewery, but Spotted Cow itself is just good - not great.
Same thing exists (to a lesser extent with their stronger distribution) with New Belgium/Fat Tire.
It's everywhere in Wisconsin. You go into any crappy bar and they have 20 different varieties of your standard mass produced American lagers... and Spotted Cow. Any Central Waters or Rush River or Ale Asylum or O'so? Nope.
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Most of their beers are better than Spotted Cow. Their Fat Squirrel is amazing and their bocks are also very good.
The only thing that's more overrated than spotted cow is anything from Yuengling. If you're going to go and buy a bunch from New Glarus get something good like Serendipity or Raspberry Tart
You'd think Wisconsinites (of all people) would be able to differentiate between a good and a crappy beer.