If you are a beer drinker and want to slowly move out of your comfort zone, trying something besides your usual and nationally distributed lager that comes from a mega brewery, you might want to give a beer of the month club a try.
It’s pretty obvious just walking through your local liquor store, or down the isle at the grocery store, just how many styles of craft beer there are. Everything from traditional Lagers, to American Pale Ales, to Stouts, to Brown Ales, to IPA’s, to everything in between.
Wouldn’t it be nice to try a new style or flavor of beer without spending money on an expensive twelve-pack of craft beer, only to find out you don’t like it? Unfortunately, that is often the only way if you want try one of the hundreds of styles of beer that line the shelves.
The advantage of joining a beer club is that you will get to try a wide range of various craft beer styles each month, without committing to a large quantity or a certain style, and not spending money on six or twelve beers that you don’t like.