A Craft Beer for every NFL team.

[DaFace]

Originally Posted by Bump

How is Boulevard not representing KC? That's one of the best craft breweries in the entire nation and they are growing, they are FINALLY showing up here in Boston. The first 2 years I lived here, no blvd anywhere, they didn't distribute to Mass. Then a year later the smokestack series showed up and I was very happy that day I walked into the liquor store and I see a 4 pack of Tank 7 sitting there, my eyes lit up!

Then for a yr I'm happy having Tank 7 and the double wide IPA, along with other things of course.

Then I see the Boulevard Wheat about 2 months ago for the first time. So happy to have my favorite summer time beer back!

Again, cans.

[Dartgod]

Originally Posted by DaFace

Again, cans.

Everyone is too busy being outraged to read the damn article preceding the selections.

When glass hits pavement it tends to shatter. The moral: Don’t tailgate with bottled beer.

In the early days of micro and craft brewing, canned beer had a bad reputation; beer-geek approval meant bottles. But over the past decade or so, the craft-beer contingent has fully embraced aluminum. Cans keep beer fresher by shutting out light and oxygen, both of which can skunk a beer. They're more portable than bottles and easier to produce, transport and recycle. And real or perceived, there’s a humility to canned beer that just seems more appropriate in certain settings, especially a football game.

The NFL season kicked off Sept. 5. If you’re after the convenience of cans with a bit more attention to flavor and locality, just about every football fan has options. With the exception of one beer-starved region, I’ve paired a local canned craft beer with each NFL team. Fortunately, no expansion teams started up this year – there’s no room left in my fridge

[Bugeater]

Originally Posted by Dartgod

Everyone is too busy being outraged to read the damn article preceding the selections.

I'm too busy being outraged to read your post.