[jonKranked]

New Belgium Brewing, Colorado’s largest craft brewery, announces sale to international beer conglomerate

More than 300 of New Belgium’s employee-owners will receive more than $100,000 in retirement money through the deal, with some receiving “significantly greater amounts,” according…

www.denverpost.com

 

[OGRipper]

Meh. As much as I've always liked the company and what they seem to be about (social causes, being a great place to work, etc.), I've just never liked their suds that much. I've had the occasional limited release that was pretty good but in general, just not my style.

 

[jstuhlman]

Meh. As much as I've always liked the company and what they seem to be about (social causes, being a great place to work, etc.), I've just never liked their suds that much. I've had the occasional limited release that was pretty good but in general, just not my style.

100% agree

 

[4xBoy]

I have had a beer or two from them, even been in the brewery.

Not my favorite, seemed like a good business, I can understand selling.

Won't change my life I guess.

 

[Katz]

I usually get a couple of bottles of Voo doo ranger imperial IPA when I get a flight 6-pack at my local grocery store. Not that it was my fav, but because of high ABV and their previous business ethos. Not any more, I guess.

 

[johnbryanpeters]

I tried Fat Tire a couple of times, wasn't impressed, never tried their other stuff.

 

[SkaredShtles]

Yeah - Ranger is really the only beer from them that I'll bother ordering, and that's only if there isn't much else available wherever I am...

 

[WestCoastHucker]

the original Ranger was bomb, the new Voodoo shit sucks. the Hemperor is pretty dank though..

 

[Jm_]

Meh, never thought it sucked and they did a lot of nice smaller batch/specialties. Not as good as a local brewery, but not bad for mass distribution. SA has a lot of cool flavors that don’t seen much distribution too. I went to a special night at an ale house that got ahold of a bunch. Was not bad.