Airport experiences

Discussion in 'Beer Talk' started by lsummers, Dec 19, 2012.

  1. EJLinneman Member

    Location:
    New Jersey
    I answered this on the first page of the thread. Haven't traveled through Philly in a while, so not sure what they've had on tap recently.. but it's pretty damn good considering it's an airport.
  2. fujindemon74 Member

    Location:
    Pennsylvania
    You make them sound like the two busiest hubs in North America...oh wait, they are.
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  3. fujindemon74 Member

    Location:
    Pennsylvania
    Sounds like a problem I'd like to have.
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  4. trevorjk Member

    Location:
    Netherlands
    If only i was not late to the airport everytime and had to get rushed through customs. Beats sitting around in the airport though :)
  5. DanK4 Member

    Location:
    Maine
    Heads up- the Online Cafe in concourse B (I believe) has Two Hearted. That made my week when I was flying back from LA to Maine with a layover both ways. Cleared them out as I headed back east too.
  6. blkdth1313 Member

    Location:
    Pennsylvania
    any of the "jet rocks" or something like that in Philly have pretty massive tap lists. Used to be one near the F gates, but that entire terminal is under construction.
  7. barleywinefiend Member

    Location:
    Washington
    Singha. Bangkok.
  8. Stinger80OH Member

    Location:
    Ohio
    Cleveland Hopkins is a winner in my book: Great Lake Brewpub, Quaker Steak and Lube, Gordan Biersch, Panini's
  9. kempshark Member

    Location:
    Florida

    Yeah, I was there at the end of September. Was lucky enough to enjoy an awesome Pumpkin Stout that I was later told was only released at their airport site. Oh yeah, breakfast and beer.......the right way to start a Key West vacation!
  10. jfh Member

    Location:
    California
    just got back from NYC for NYE. flew through Ohare on the ay home and stopped by Terminal C and Goose Island. Mathilda on tap, plus Greenline Honker, and one other. For us, Mathilda all the way. Rare to see it in Davis on tap.
  11. guajolote Member

    Location:
    Oregon
    Yes. At Laurelwood, growler fills (with the glass) are $15. Not sure of the prices at Rogue or Gustav's. I take a growler with me pretty much every time I leave PDX. It is awesome.
  12. FosterJM Member

    Location:
    California
    Was pretty impressed with the ATL and Sweetwater. Got a bit tipsy on my flight home to LA a few months ago.

    Cheers!
  13. SunDevilBeer Member

    Location:
    Massachusetts
    Anchor Bar @ SFO never disappoints. A few Liberty Ales & Porters make the cross - country trip home manageable with a good buzz.
  14. Biffster Member

    Location:
    Michigan
    I live in Detroit. I will never understand (but I wont complain either), but Detroit, (motto: "Paris of the Great Lakes") has what have to be the finest, most efficient two terminals I have ever flown through, during any of my travels on four continents. Macnamara and North are both truly state of the art terminals.

    And, Short's is everywhere here in Michigan. I love it....
  15. Biffster Member

    Location:
    Michigan
    Charlotte - Charlotte Brewing Co.
    SFO - Gordon Biersch
    OHare - Goose Island
    Munich - 7 am, and we were the only two getting coffee. Beer? Get in line... God Bless Bavaria.

    "Airports...the last place in America where it's acceptable to drink, in the morning, alone, and in public."
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  16. YogiBeer Member

    Location:
    Illinois

    I almost missed one because of the Boulder Brewing one. :)
  17. GarthDanielson Member

    Location:
    New Hampshire
    Ft Lauderdale was decent...even the bistro where we got breakfast on a morning flight had a cooler with bottle and can options from Cigar City, Bold City, and other FL craft breweries. That was a good brunch pre-flight!
  18. SABERG Member

    Location:
    Massachusetts
    After a 22 hour odysee coutesy of several airlines. I landed in Salt Lake at 10 AM on a Sunday and found the Squatters pub. Needless to say the breath and quality of the offerings was indeed a treat.

    Cheers
  19. Bad_Trader Member

    Location:
    Namibia
    It's a breadth of fresh air to see more and more airlines with a wide selection.
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  20. Is there any decent beer to be found at the Miami airport? I've got a couple layovers coming up there next week.

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