Hunting camp beer let's see 'em

[Deleted member 38069]

Not beer...but red solo cups = success
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That's a good bourbon!

 

[Carl 9.3x62]

Our hunt camp runs the gamete on different beers, from crafts to Coors. I enjoy a red beer with a little spicy tom while I’m processing in camp. My go to is usually Fall River cuz I know the owner and get some breakage on occasion lol.
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That being said, I usually have a shot of WW around the fire ring at night instead if we are in base camp.

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Has the WW gotten any better? I tried it about four or five years ago and wasn't too impressed.

 

[MarvB]

Has the WW gotten any better? I tried it about four or five years ago and wasn't too impressed.

I like Bulleit and also bring Knob Creek but have got a buddy from Bondurant that always sends me some WW for my birthday and it ends up in hunting camp, I think it’s improved over the years. Funny thing is when he brings a bottle it’s typically Tin Cup

 

[Deleted member 20812]

Decisions, decisions.....


Co-winners

 

[SFC B]

No beer. A little peppermint schnapps in cocoa occasionally.

We always bring a bottle of Rumple Minze to camp but in ONLY gets opened upon harvest and completion of pack out. The icing on the cake

 

[Deleted member 38069]

Decisions, decisions.....
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Co-winners

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The beer aisle always incites some indecision between taste and value. Your aisle has way more selections!

 

[AvidIndoorsman]

Rainer or a good sour.

 

[Wayne_Brent]

Busch or Busch Light. Doesn’t matter which one, as long as it’s in the orange can.

 

[MarvB]

Rainer or a good sour.

SIL is a sour fanatic, he’s been hooked on this stuff called Swill here at the local brew pub lately... it’s an acquired taste IMHO! But the Rainer beer commercials always brought out a laugh lol

 

[FlatlandHunter]

Miller Lite, Coors Light, Coors Banquet are the mainstays. I did have one in Gardiner a couple years ago I think it was called Moose Snot and I recall it being good.

 

[MarvB]

I’m assuming that’s the 10 barrel one, it’s decent, I really like their cucumber crush.

lol... good call, you know your beer territories. They put out a pretty good brew there but it’s getting a little too thick in the millennial dept. so we usually head over to Boneyard these days (I’m a Hop Venom fan) or stick closer to home at Wild Ride

 

[Jmnhunter]

Grainbelt and Nordeast is my favorite, but I also like to try the micro brews, some days IPA's, Lagers, and this time of year Oktoberfest

 

[Deleted member 38069]

Grainbelt and Nordeast is my favorite, but I also like to try the micro brews, some days IPA's, Lagers, and this time of year Oktoberfest

Grain belt is a great beer

 

[Gr8bawana]

Sorry, Not a snob, or teetotaler, or passing judgment, but!
NO alcohol of any kind at or on any of our hunting trips EVER!
Just my way.

Your camp...your rules.

 

[Gr8bawana]

I'm pretty set in my ways so I stick to what I know and like. I've tried some of those IPA's and several micro brews but just didn't like any of them. Guess I'm just a beer wimp.

 

[ChrisS]

Our camp all drink the standard canned light beer variations, though there's a couple of us beer snobs around to have a few micros around and if I feel froggy, I'll bring up a 5-gallon keg of homebrew. We also have some connections with local stores and restaurants have had various "expired" beer donated to us. It's nice to have a variety on hand and it all gets drunk at some point.

 

[BigHornRam]

I don't drink much beer these days, but when I do, this one is my new favorite.

 

[huntin24/7]

Harvester from the meadowlark brewery in Sidney. Or some ice cold bush lattes.

 

[2rocky]

Last few Elk Hunts have been pack in so it's been Crown Royal in a coffee cup by the campfire. The micro Craft brew landscape has exploded so much I just look for a Bitter, or a Red ale that's local to where I am. I'm growing weary of IPA's and DIPA's

 

[The Hedgehog]