Day 9: Flying Dog Brewery K-9 Winter Warmer Here’s another new-to-us beer on the list. Flying Dog makes some pretty good beers so we’re excited to try this one. We also all have dogs so we’re fans of the name. From the brewery: “After a long …
Day 8: Rhinegeist Dad Hoppy Holiday Ale Ever since this beer hit the market a few years ago, it’s been a staple in our calendar. We love a beer with a good can and a fun description. From the brewery: “This Hoppy Red Ale sports …
Day 7: Fat Head’s Brewery Pimp My Sleigh This isn’t the first time we’ve had two Fat Head’s beers on the list, but it’s always a much welcomed surprise when it happens. We missed out on this last year because it was released after we …
Day 6: Fat Head’s Brewery Holly Jolly Christmas Ale One of our local favorites made our highly scientific list again and we couldn’t be happier. Not only is Fat Head’s one of the most beloved breweries in Ohio (let alone the country) they also happen …
Day 5: Columbus Brewing Company City Noel To be completely honest, Citra Noel is the first holiday beer we purchase every year. Its crisp, refreshing hoppiness is our favorite way to transition into the holiday season after all of the fall pumpkin beers. From the …
Day 4: Champion Brewing Santa’s Cookies The first new brewery on the list! Our group agreed that this is one of the best cans we’ve seen so far. Champion Brewing is based in Virginia and it appears to be new to our area. From the …
Day 3: Bell’s Brewery Bright White Belgian-inspired Wheat Ale Bell’s Bright White (formerly Winter White) is a staple in our fridge during the month of December. A crisp wheat ale is a nice alternative to have when you have a fridge full of dark, malty …
Day 2: Deschutes Brewery Jubelale This beer has been on the calendar every year, save for 2018 when we limited ourselves to only Ohio beers. Jubelale is a true classic holiday beer by a brewery that doesn’t know how to make bad beer. We’re big …
Day 1: Braxton Brewing Company Jubilee Hoppy Holiday Extra IPA We spend a bit of time making sure the beers are in an order that makes sense. We don’t want to drink 10 stouts in a row, and oftentimes we’ll try and put the boozy …
Welp, the turkey’s been carved, the leftovers have been scavenged, and Starbucks no longer reeks of pumpkin spice. You know what that means: it’s our favorite time of the year, it’s time for the Annual Holiday Drinking Advent-ure Calendar! If you’re not familiar with this, …