Is there any place near Columbus that sells Karlovačko beer?

Thank you!

Drove by recently and saw draft beer coming soon or something similar to that and work trucks parked outside. Anybody have any news about this?

https://614now.com/2024/food-drink/amid-legal-dispute-popular-brewery-restaurant-appears-to-have-quietly-closed

Does anyone know if the Short North owners and the Victorian Village owners are OG owners from Marengo? Is there a wild scenario here where the OG Marengo owners lose their company some how? Honestly I just need someone to explain this to me like I’m a child. lol.

Previous post about small beer in CBus got me thinking about this and I did not want to highjack their post.

What breweries do you know around town that has N/A beer and who do you feel like has the best?

Does anyone brew small beer in columbus. Like under 4.5%?

Before I go hunting for this, does anyone know if a store carries it in or around Columbus?

I volunteer at the Summer Beerfest at Kemba every year but so far the registration has not been posted and tickets are not on sale. Their webpage is still set to promoting the Winter Beerfest back in January. It’s usually in early August and should certainly be set up by now.

Hello! I recently moved back to town from Dallas, Texas after eight years. My husband and I are excited to try the breweries out. Looking for recommendations of good breweries that are kid friendly too. I have a 7 month old and he is very chill/used to being out in public. That was typical in Dallas, but not sure if that's the vibe here?

Thanks in advance!

OK Beer elitists, please refrain from snark if the answer is obvious. 😆

If the beer is listed as .4L (13.52 oz) on the draft list, is there .4L of beer in the glass, bellow the bottom of the head? Does the flare in the beer glass serve as visual fluid measurement?

Lifting the title from this older article.

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I found out about it from this facebook post from Northeast Ohio Craft Brewery News.

Copying their text below:

As the craft beer market continues to mature, new breweries that open, and even existing ones, will need to find ways to differentiate and become destinations in and of themselves. Good beer and good food is no longer just enough. Years ago when I was home brewing more I kicked the tires on someday opening my own. For just a minute. I live out in southeastern Portage County and often thought, why has no one ever opened a brewery on a campground — some place you could make a day of visiting, stay as long as you want, enjoy the beers and atmosphere, and not have to worry about getting yourself home safely.

Enter Camp Brewing, a five week old brewery in Huntsville, Ohio, a town of 408 (at the 2020 census) in Logan County Ohio, minutes from Indian Lake. Yup, it’s a brewery... on a Campground (Indian Lake Adventures Campground, to be precise).

According to their website, you can “ROLL in with your RV, reserve a tiny home or 20 person penthouse, ‘rough it’ in a tent, or come in off the street to enjoy our massive taproom set on our beautiful 29 acre campground.
“Over night kits for last minute lodging always available to keep our campers happy and safe. If you stay at CAMP- we make it easy to relax with us, as you can just scan your QR code, place your order, and WE'LL DELIVER BEER AND PIZZA TO YOUR CAMP SITE!
“Campground guests will have FULL ACCESS to amenities, such as our heated indoor salt water pool, on-site dog park, volleyball court, and events/ entertainment- all within walking or golf-cart distance of the taproom.”

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What is this subs general opinions on Brewdog as a business and the quality of their beer?

I remember huge hype a couple of months ago when they started distributing to the area. I tried several of their beers and was more than underwhelmed. These beers are basically (overpriced )shelf turds at the stores I frequent already.

I guess I’m wondering why we are being punished with shelf space taken up by out of state over hyped beers that at least in my opinion pale in comparison to Ohio made beers?