Forbes: For craft beer drinkers, Spring means Oberon
Kalamazoo, is justly proud of Bell’s Brewery, recognized all over the country as one of the nation’s best craft brewers, reports Forbes. Of all the many products that Bell’s brews, none is more meaningful than Oberon, a lovely, golden-hued summer wheat ale, sold in 18 states and Puerto Rico. Every spring, Bell’s devotees keep an eye out for Oberon Day, when the ale officially goes on sale in northern states after a long fall and winter absence. This year, it came on Monday, March 26. Oberon Day was a festival all across the state.
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