Vote on Your Favorite Craft Root Beer

I never thought much of craft root beer but it was something I've caught onto in recent years. Some breweries will also have a root beer option which is fantastic for people who don't wish to drink. They have a few options right now and are inviting you to grab a flight featuring 4 tasters and vote for which one you prefer.

I don't remember how much the flights were, I grabbed a couple of those (one for me, one for my kid) and an appetizer as we tested these out. Some seemed creamier than others, it was hard to pick just one.

If you check them out for yourself, I voted for A while my kid preferred B. Then we tried one with all mixed into the same glass which isn't an option but it's what we did all the same.

If you're looking for a fun thing to do this weekend and are near 5th Line Brewing (near Get Air) maybe give it a shot. We had fun. Then we had a fun time playing on their free air hockey table.

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