I received product reimbursement in exchange for my honest review. Fat Tire lager has long been a go to beer. It's consistently flavorful and smooth without that heavy, weigh you down feeling some full flavor beer can give you. It's a versatile beer from enjoying on a Sunday funday to an accompaniment for dinner. The packaging has been updated to a sleek modern look, but it still has the signature bicycle logo and same great taste.

I received product reimbursement in exchange for my honest review. Even though I do not prefer Ale style beer, I like that Fat Tire Ale is easy to drink. Sometimes Ales can have a harsh taste which I do not prefer, however this Ale is smooth with just a hint of that "spice/bitterness" goes well with salty snacks.

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 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. The Fat Tire Ale beer is nice and crisp. It is quite enjoyable with a meal or just on its own. I also really love their packaging and the classic design. I will be repurchasing in the future!

Brace yourselves, beer enthusiasts, if you want to embark on a taste adventure that can only be described as a masterpiece in a bottle – Fat Tire Beer. Move over, Mona Lisa, there's a new muse in town, and it comes in a bottle. Cracking open a Fat Tire is like opening a treasure chest of liquid joy. It's like Willy Wonka decided to quit the chocolate factory and start brewing beer – a golden ticket to flavor paradise. The aroma. It's not just a beer, it's an olfactory symphony. "What's that smell? Oh, it's happiness." The texture is like a bear hug for your taste buds. It's not too heavy, not too light – it's the Goldilocks of beers. Fat Tire Beer is not just a beverage, it's a lifestyle. It's the friend who throws the best parties, the wingman who makes you look good, and the confidant who never spills your secrets. So, grab a Fat Tire, sit back, and let the good times roll – just like the beer, because life's too short for bland brews.

[I received product reimbursement in exchange for my honest review.] I think Fat Tire is well-known to college students, and customers that come back to it. When I saw that they work to reduce emissions, I was on board. Same taste, environmentally friendly. What not to like? I think the taste changed to something lighter, which I prefer over the previous version. I'd enjoy this more regularly.

For years Fat Tire has been my post training ride recovery drink, that first sip hits hard and recovery comes fast. Then you had to go and make Voo Doo Ranger IPA and now I have to choose. Great recovery drink, you guys have outdone yourselves and now my sho fridge is stocked for when I work on bikes that I find thrown out and neglected. My last trash find turned out amazing and the beer inspired it.

I have drank a hundred bottles of the new recipe and it is no where near as good as the real "since 1991" recipe. It's not the same beer and it is now a low brow hipster beer with no body or original soul, shame on new belgium Please remove "since 1991" from the labeling as it's not the same recipe. You have dropped your flagship beer for a completely new recipe in a new can/label and for some reason called it fat tire. Lame new beer. Don't call it fat tire as it's insulting to those that have been drinking real fat tire daily for 20 years.

I love the new fat tire recipe and think that this OG beer is is now even more tasty than at once was! I appreciate Kelly and everyone else’s work out new Belgium to make delicious craft beer, and work at a company that’s dedicated to changing the brewing industry