I received product reimbursement in exchange for my honest review. I bought this beer and I never buy this kind of beer but I was impressed. I tried it and it has a good taste, not strong, but just perfect to enjoy it anytime. Crisp nice flavor. Also the alcohol content is not bad at all

I visited a pub on a 100 degree + day and asked the server what’s on tap. She went thru a litany of obscure beers with sometimes scary names. So I asked “do you have something like Fat Tire?” And she said indeed they had it. I’ve had beer all over the world and Fat tire at Tour de Fat in Boise too, but this one was especially cold, smooth, amber and tasty. So good , so easy.

I received product reimbursement in exchange for my honest review. Crisp, refreshing and local to colorado are the things that make this a staple in our house hold. I like to drink beer that I know I can get at home and in a bar, and I love that Fat Tire is a household name in many bars. When ice cold, this is the hoppy flavor that I turn to.

I received product reimbursement in exchange for my honest review. This beer was light and refreshing. I would definitely buy again and bring to a party. I like the design of the bottle as well with the little details that make it stand out from other beers

I'm going to be honest, I was introduced to Fat Tire while in college and found it to be a good beer, however, I soon forgot about it. Awash in microbrews in the ensuing years, until one day I was served an ad for a rebranded Fat Tire. Frankly, I was angry that a good beer would need rebranding and an updated recipe and was determined even more not to drink it. Then my family and I relocated to CO and found ourselves in Ft. Collins. My wife and I had been trying to get to the New Belgium brewery for a tour for a decade. We finally did and the tour was phenomenal. It really blew our hair back. I was coaxed into trying Fat Tire again and you know what, it was equally amazing. I have been buying twelve packs on the regular since. I even picked-up one of New Belgium's rad corduroy Fat Tire hats. It's a stunner and I am a proud supporter. Keep rolling New Belgium. You're doing it right.

I tasted your classic and emblematic beer in Chicago while traveling with my family more than a decade ago. I had a commemorative 100 anniversary fat tire at the time. And your classic logo brought memories of my childhood. When I couldn’t afford such a bike. About ten years ago I bought one of your employee bike on eBay. I gave my anniversary bike to my wood carving teacher, so he could bike around town in style. I still have the employee bike I bought on eBay. To which I added perks I bought on your virtual store. Every time I ride it, is like I’m sipping a fat tire ale. Smooth ride every single time. And had the chance to visit your fine establishment in Fort Collins, CO. Had a fantastic time. Five stars are not enough to rate your beer. 10 out of 10…!! Keep up the good will forever…🙏🏽

I received product reimbursement for my honest review of Fat Tire Ale. I like the simplicity of the packaging with the bold red and blue. I wish it had a twist cap for ease of enjoyment but once I got it open the cold, bitter hoppiness was exactly what I needed on this hot summers day. I would definitely buy again.

The original, the ubiquitous, the absolutely delicious Fat Tire is a classic for a reason. So much flavor, love the roasty, toasty aroma, and it’s smooth. People talk about “gateway” beers—beers that showed you that beer could be more than just what is advertised in the big spendy commercials. Fat Tire was my gateway beer. It’s a tried and true standard—always delicious, no matter how many times I’ve had it.

Fat Tire was my firt "favorite" beer. When I heard they had changed up the recipe, my curiosity was piqued I gotta say, at first I was scared, but rest easy, Fat Tire is in good hands. It's just as crisp as it always has been and if anything this will bring in new generations on Fat Tire afficionados. Thank you New Belgium.

Searching for a case of the amber. Looking high & low for the familiar red & blue label with the comforting image of a shimmering red cruiser. My local corner store seems to be out. They are never out of the amber. Despair begins to creep in, where follies and fun once resided. Alas! I see a blue label with enticing silver script. Is this a mirage? Is this the mighty Pacific Ocean? No, it's the new Fat Tire! Tears of joy roll down my face as I ease a case of the new amber into my cart and then onto my cruiser for the ride home. Try it. You'll love it.