I received product reimbursement in exchange for my honest review. I honestly like the taste of this ale beer it's slightly hoppy with a phenomenal aftertaste that's not bitter. This ale beer is refreshing on a hot day like we are having today and I recommend others to buy and try this beer, I'm sure they will not be disappointed. You get your money's worth with the purchase of this product I assure you.

I received product reimbursement in exchange for my honest review. Fat Tire has always held a special place in my heart as it was one of the first beers to open my eyes into the world of craft beer. The new recipe is certainly similar to that of the original amber ale, though it feels a tad lighter than the previous incarnation. It’s easy to drink and perfect for a nice summer day.

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. This has a light taste without much of a bite. It tastes better quality then the popular choices (bud light, coors light, etc.) because it doesn't taste as watery. Again, the flavor is smooth with a subtle ale taste throughout (first taste and aftertaste). I might describe this taste as a wave of pleasantness. It tastes almost flowery and slightly sweet the more I drink. This would be a good choice for someone who wants a versatile flavor and lightness. I would like this with pizza or pasta to offset something that has full, fatty ingredients.

I received product reimbursement in exchange for my honest review. Fat Tire is the perfect easy drinking beer. For a guy who is not a big fan of common wheat beers, Fat Tire has a crisp, refreshing taste that fits a slightly darker palette. The fact that the company is doing what they do while making a low impact on the environment is awesome. This is an easy go-to for me any time of the year

I received product reimbursement in exchange for my honest review. This is easily my favorite beer. The full bodied flavor hits the sweet-spot between light and dark beers. The clean mouth feel is complete without that feeling of "something missing" that many lighter beers have.

If you're looking for a classic ale that's easy to drink, crisp and bright, and has a subtle caramel and floral aroma, then you might want to try New Belgium's Fat Tire. This amber ale has been around since 1991, but it recently got a makeover with a new recipe and branding that aims to appeal to a new generation of craft beer lovers and climate activists.

I received product reimbursement in exchange for my honest review. I like this beer, the texture, or froth of it is noticeable but not overdone. My favorite thing is how full-bodied the taste is, yet still light enough that it also isn't overdone. I haven't finished the beer I opened so I don't have a good gauge on the effect. If I include a comment on how it can be improved, though not absolutely necessary: the taste could be stronger and/or to add in additional flavor.

This is one of the very first craft beers I started with. My cousin, who lived in Colorado, knew I was collecting balloon tire bicycles and bought me an advertising sign. Of course I had to try it and it's been one of my go to beers ever since. A lot of great memories go with drinking this beer.

Fat tire is one of those beers you almost certainly heard of because you’ve seen ads or marketing materials for it, but if you haven’t tried it, do yourself a favor and try it today! Its a perfect example of Belgian deliciousness, great taste, perfect carbonation and a perfect representation of the style!