Beer Distribution Map

[Inkleg]

Ran across this SeekABrew thought it might be helpful.

[philm00x]

Nice! Guess if I come across a beer I hear about and wanna try, I'll check this first to see if it's available! Thanks, Jeff!

[Beer-lord]

Easy peasy.
I still wish the one's that come to my area would offer ALL the beer they make and not just hand pick a few. But, our area is slowly growing into the craft beer world.
Wonder how up to date it is.

[Brewbirds]

That just went up on the Google Bar. Pretty cool.
Thanks for posting.

[berryman]

Thanks for the find and post. A friend and I were just talking about a map like this, we were trying to see how far away we would have to go for a New Belgium Fat Tire. Also I didn't realize Ommegang has so much national coverage, they are mid-state NY, and I drink their Abby Ale http://beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/42/142 a lot and I got one like it I brew.

[Rebel_B]

That's pretty cool! A bunch of newer breweries (<3 years old) in my area didn't make the list though.

[russki]

Thanks for the find and post. A friend and I were just talking about a map like this, we were trying to see how far away we would have to go for a New Belgium Fat Tire. Also I didn't realize Ommegang has so much national coverage, they are mid-state NY, and I drink their Abby Ale http://beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/42/142 a lot and I got one like it I brew.

Fat Tire? Here it's ubiquitous with the likes of Sam Adams Boston Lager in terms of availability. I didn't realize it was not widely available. As far as Ommegang - since it's been bought out by Duvel, it seems to be everywhere! Now, I wish New Glarus sent some of their stuff to us next door... it gets tiring having to drive up north to go get some.

[Inkleg]

Yeah, I didn't realize Sweetwater and Terrapin had such a small area. The map can also help selecting beers to sent to someone. You can pick something to send that you can get that they might not be able too.

[berryman]

Fat Tire? Here it's ubiquitous with the likes of Sam Adams Boston Lager in terms of availability. I didn't realize it was not widely available.

Nothing on the northern east coast, Maryland would be my closest availability and although I like it ok, I wouldn't take a drive that far for some. My buddy that I was talking to
about where we could get FT around here, always brings a couple cases back from his Co. elk hunting trips, but we usually drink it up while talking about his elk hunting trip.

Edit: I like maps, but like BEER maps even better....

[Inkleg]

Bumping this for folks who might not have seen it.

[mashani]

Fat tire is everywhere here. Every restaurant, every club, every pub, every store. It's actually more likely you find that then Boston Lager on a menu now. Everybody, even the places that have mostly macro swill have Fat Tire and Great Lakes Dortmunder (which if you like Fat Tire you would like too).

EDIT: Wow, I didn't notice this was a resurrected thread... I've been swenned!

[Inkleg]

EDIT: Wow, I didn't notice this was a resurrected thread... I've been swenned!

Didn't read that last post did ya. Thought I'd bring this back from the grave for the new folks who haven't seen it.

[Dawg LB Steve]

Glad you bumped this, I had not ventured that far back when I joined the Borg and this is kind of a neat app.

[swenocha]

I use this a lot, but I really should send these guys a few updates, as their info on Nashville breweries and TN distribution is pretty dated.

[Rebel_B]

Cool, whoever is updating this list keeps missing a bunch of WA state breweries though...