Beers EXCLUSIVE to Disney World?

[Bairstow]

Are there country-specific wines and beers in Epcot? My boyfriend is a beer fan and I know he'd love to try stuff you wouldn't usually find stateside.

Certainly, but I think all the "exclusive" stuff will be wine or tequila.
The country-specific beers are generally things you can find stateside if you look hard enough. Schöfferhofer in Germany, for example, or St. Ambroise in Canada.

 

[dreamfinder]

Very few. The only I've heard of are the ones already mentioned. During F&W there may be a few that are really limited release (like MMM'Hops, I think the only place other than a small radius around the brewery that was available) and there has been a "Festival Beer" in the past from Sam Adams (which I think was just a seasonal rebranded). Despite the sheer volume and number of options, most of what WDW has is really fairly mainstream and easy to find.

Are there country-specific wines and beers in Epcot? My boyfriend is a beer fan and I know he'd love to try stuff you wouldn't usually find stateside.

Each country does have alcohol that is from a given country, however most are fairly easy to find elsewhere. Much of the beer comes from InBev I think and gets distributed over a large area.

 

[The Mighty Tim]

Is the P37 beer from Paradiso 37 at Downtown Disney (or whatever it's called these days) available anywhere else?

 

[bingie]

Interesting thread.

I really enjoy the Fat Tire Ale (which i cannot find in Canada) but certainly not exclusive to WDW.

 

[Vaughn4380]

Thanks for your reply, Cap. I thought of Tusker as well (one of the only beers I've had at WDW). But I just checked beermenus.com and it appears to be available in Illinois.

I have also purchased Tusker in Cincinnati Ohio on several occasions.

 

[Dj Corona]

I do enjoys me some Labatt Blue on draft in World Showcase Canada, anytime of the year.....

 

[jakeman]

MillerCoors, not AB-InBev, and, a little under a year ago.

Ah, sorry for that. I'm still traumatized from AB InBev buying Wicked Week earlier this week.

Big River and Gordon Biersch are both owned by the same restaurant operator and, while I'm pretty sure there's only one other location, it's basically the same as GB: passable bar food, mediocre beer. That said, it's about as close to "exclusive" as you'll get on property.

That's how we felt about it.

 

[Mark P.]

I'm still traumatized from AB InBev buying Wicked Weed earlier this week.

I hear you. The support group meets weekly down the road at Sierra Nevada.

 

[GoofGoof]

Is the P37 beer from Paradiso 37 at Downtown Disney (or whatever it's called these days) available anywhere else?

We have a winner. P37 Lager is unique to Paradiso 37 at Disney Springs. Not sure who brews it for them.

 

[Bairstow]

We have a winner. P37 Lager is unique to Paradiso 37 at Disney Springs. Not sure who brews it for them.

Its being a red lager makes me wonder if it's yet another application of Safari/Rix.

 

[GoofGoof]

Its being a red lager makes me wonder if it's yet another application of Safari/Rix.

That could be. Is Paradiso 37 a 3rd party owned venue or one owned by Disney? If it's 3rd party it could also be a beer owned or distributed by the parent company.