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Snitz Creek Palmyra Officially Opens Today

B. Kline — Thu, 21 Dec 2023 19:38:39 +0000

Snitz Creek Brewery Palmyra is Officially Open

As of today – as of right now – Snitz Creek Brewery Palmyra is officially open. Posted to their Facebook page just under an hour ago, they have announced that they are officially opened starting today – December 21st, 2023.

The winter solstice is the perfect time for your brewery to officially open.

Posted to their brand new Facebook page – Snitz Creek Brewery Palmyra – as well as to their official brewery Facebook page – Snitz Creek Brewery; just under an hour ago they announced that they are officially opened.

They are located at 2701 Horseshoe Pike Palmyra, PA 17078 at the former Mount Gretna Craft Brewery. (Read about that here: Mount Gretna Craft Brewery Closes.)

Opening Announcement

From the Snitz Creek Brewery Palmyra Facebook page:

EXCITING NEWS! Snitz Creek Brewery Palmyra is officially open TODAY! Join us as we eagerly open the doors to our new brewery and restaurant in Palmyra, PA. We can’t wait to welcome you to our space filled with great brews, delicious bites, and good times. Come see us this week — CHEERS!

Business Hours:

Sunday-Thursday 11:30 AM-9 PM

Friday & Saturday 11:30 AM-10 PM

#snitzcreekpalmyra #snitzcreekbrewery #palmyrapa #brewery
Snitz Creek Brewery Palmyra – Facebook Page Post

For More Information on Snitz Creek Brewing Company

For more information on Snitz Creek Brewing Company – the following comes from Untappd. Snitz Creek Brewing Company is a micro brewery from Lebanon, PA. They have 712 unique beers and over 65,000 ratings with a global average rating of 3.7 (as of 12.21.23). Their Untappd description reads: Snitz Creek Brewery was founded and built on the belief that we all can share the peace, satisfaction, thrill and contentment of outdoor pursuits like fly fishing, therefore we felt it appropriate to follow the outdoor theme in the naming of our beers, such as Opening Day, Woolly Bugger, Linebreaker and Explorer. Bringing a brewery to Lebanon was a deliberate and strategic choice. We are passionate about fostering a culture of craft beer and a love of the outdoors to the town we call home. We are proud to be the first brewery in Lebanon County in over 50 years.

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The Battle of the Beers (2022) – Round of 32

B. Kline — Fri, 01 Jul 2022 14:41:34 +0000

The Battle of the Beers – 2022

Welcome to the Opening Round

Welcome everyone to my newest idea here on the blog. Inspired by the March Madness tournament I’ve done the past two years, I’ve decided to try and do a similar single bracket tournament for “flagship beers”. We all pretty much know what flagship beers are – the beer we most associate with a brewery. Their full year release beer, the one you can find anywhere (if you can find that brewery distributed), the one everyone has most likely had from that brewery, etc, etc. So I decided I would take 32 flagship beers from 32 different breweries, and throw them into a heads up competition.

What could be more fun in the slow (for beer blogging anyway) summer months here at The Beer Thrillers?!

The Selection Process

The selection process is mostly arbitrary (welcome to the world of The Beer Thrillers). Generally, there were a few simple rules I followed:

It had to be a beer I’ve had before
It had to have at least a 3 star rating on Untappd
I tried to pick some well known – nation wide distributed beers, some local breweries (local to us here at The Beer Thrillers), and a few “high end” / “high quality” / “top of the line” brewery flagships.

This is clearly not a list of beers based on any kind of science. This is purely meant for fun and just to have a good time. Please leave all feelings and egos at the door.

The Rules

The rules are quite simple, and they follow pretty much the same guideline as how I did the Battle of the Breweries. This is a 32 beer tournament bracket. Straight bracket, no reseeding after each round. The beers were ranked by their Untappd rating as of last night. In the cases where the beers had the same rating, I flipped a coin to determine which would be the higher seed.

There is no conferences, divisions, etc. – its just one simple straight 32 beer bracket.

As I stated in yesterday’s “heads up” blog post about this: The Battle of the Beers (2022) Tournament.

The rules are pretty simple, every week the tournament bracket will be posted. You go down the line up of heads up matches and pick the beers you like. You can vote once per day. Make sure to share on your social media platforms to try and help the beer / breweries you want to win.

The voting schedule is:

Round of 32: July 1st – July 7th at 11:59PM (EST)
Round of 16: July 8th – July 14th at 11:59PM (EST)
Round of 8: July 15th – July 21st at 11:59PM (EST)
Round of 4: July 22nd – July 28th at 11:59PM (EST)
Round of 2: July 29th – August 4th at 11:59PM (EST)

Beers and Breweries Involved

Ok, before we get to the voting, since this is the first round, lets see who all is involved!

Below is a straight list of the 32 breweries with their flagship beers, with their Untappd rating, and the order they are ranked in the tournament:

The Alchemist – Headdy Topper (4.54)
Tree House – Green (4.43)
Lawson’s Finest Liquids – Sip of Sunshine (4.33)
Toppling Goliath – Pseudo Sue (4.13)
New Holland – Dragon’s Milk (4.06)
Dewey Beer – Swishy Pants (4.05)
Omnegang – Three Philosophers (3.95)
Bell’s Brewery – Two Hearted Ale (3.95)
Von C Brewing – Walking on Clouds (3.94)
Cigar City – Jai Alai (3.93)
Rubber Soul – Dropout (3.92)
Pizza Boy – Murren River (3.91)
Deschutes – Fresh Squeezed (3.91)
Rotunda Brewing – Annville IPA (3.9)
Hemauer Brewing – Lucky Lobster (3.89)
Dogfish Head – 60 Minute (3.85)
Boneshire Brew Works – Green Machine (3.8)
Troegs Independent Craft Brewing – Perpetual IPA (3.8)
RAR Brewing – Nanticoke Nectar (3.8)
Bunnyman Brewing – Pink Nightmare (3.78)
Victory – Golden Monkey (3.75)
Laguinitas – IPA (3.72)
Tattered Flag – TMI PA (3.71)
Rogue – Dead Guy Ale (3.71)
Founder’s – All Day IPA (3.7)
Zero-Day Brewing – Mango Habanero (3.69)
Snitz Creek Brewery – Blueberry Cream Ale (3.68)
Sierra Nevada – Pale Ale (3.63)
Moo – Duck Brewery – Hoppy Toad IPA (3.58)
New Belgium – Fat Tire (3.58)
Yuengling – Lager (3.49)
Newcastle – Brown Ale (3.39)

Ok, thats the list of them all. You can see there’s a wide variety of big distributed beers, local to Central PA beers, some high quality high end beers, and some easier to get, obvious lower tier beers.

Lets get to voting!

Voting

Ok, lets get to voting, and let the fun and games begin! You can vote once per day per location. Please be sure to share on social media platforms this page to let others vote in the tournament as well. This should be a lot of fun!

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Good luck to the breweries and to the beers and may the best beer win!

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