Sour beer in Ohio?

[devidee]

During my last trip to Vegas epistate turned me on to sour beers. I've only been able to find one that's sold near me, Monk's Café Flemish Sour Ale. I really like it but would like to see if there are any other sours sold in my area (northeast, Ohio).

Anyone have any sour beer suggestions?

[unchainedghost]

Cuvee de jacobins. Awesome beer that is pretty accessible and plenty tart. Should be around $5 ish a bottle. I might grab a couple tonight.

[devidee]

Cuvee de jacobins. Awesome beer that is pretty accessible and plenty tart. Should be around $5 ish a bottle. I might grab a couple tonight.

The nearest store to me that sells it is 330 miles away.

[General Bonkers]

Not real close to ya but they have a few at the brewery in Maumee south of Toledo

[DirtyB]

During my last trip to Vegas epistate turned me on to sour beers. I've only been able to find one that's sold near me, Monk's Café Flemish Sour Ale. I really like it but would like to see if there are any other sours sold in my area (northeast, Ohio).

Anyone have any sour beer suggestions?

Is there a good, relatively high end liquor store near you? Talk to the manager and ask if he'll order some for you. I asked a guy to get a somewhat obscure Belgian beer for me, and it turned out to be a pretty good seller for him.

[Muck Ficon]

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB1000...710998954.html

Five sour beers to seek out:

Russian River Beatification, 5.5% ABV
Russian River's "sonambic" is aggressively sour, exploding with grapefruit rind and finishing with a minerally, peppercorn-inflected bite.

New Belgium Tart Lychee, 8.5% ABV
From the Colorado brewery that introduced Americans to Belgian beer 21 years ago, a new take on an old style: French-oak-aged sour beer mellowed with a kiss of sweet, nutty litchi and earthy cinnamon.

Jolly Pumpkin La Roja, 7.2% ABV
Deep, dark and dirty, Michigan-made La Roja is earthy and moist, illuminated by sparkling shafts of lemon, cherry and sour plum.

Rodenbach Grand Cru, 6% ABV
This classic example of the Flemish take on sour beer (typically darker and fruitier than lambics) is rich and warming, like chocolate-covered cherries, with the sweet-and-sour, balsamic vinegar kick of acetic acid.

Allagash Resurgam, 6.6% ABV
Allagash blends one-, two- and three-year-old batches from its backwoods koelschip into this spectacular beer: bright and zesty, impossibly fresh-tasting, with wisps of flowers and earth, and a hint of strawberry shortcake.

[devidee]

Is there a good, relatively high end liquor store near you? Talk to the manager and ask if he'll order some for you. I asked a guy to get a somewhat obscure Belgian beer for me, and it turned out to be a pretty good seller for him.

Yeah. It's actually a hole in the wall, family grocery. That's where I found the Monk's. He's going to order some others. I requested the one from Italy. He just had no clue how long it would take.