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Have you been looking for a beer of the month club? Is it your Dad's birthday or are you trying to find that perfect gift for the beer lover in your life? We've reviewed numerous beer of the month clubs for quality and value, and collected our results below. Once you've decided which club is right for you or your gift recipient, simply click the Join Now button to begin enjoying the world's best tasting beers.
OUR #1 PICK - Gourmet Monthly Clubs
BEERCLUBGUIDE1 = $5 on any order
BEERCLUBGUIDE2 = $10 off any order of 6 months or longer
- Original Microbrewed Beer Club: $22.95/month (12 x 12-ounce bottles)
- International & Domestic Variety Beer Club: $28.95/month (12 x 12-ounce bottles)
- International Beer Club: $32.95/month (12 x 12-ounce bottles)
Clubs of America
cseven5 = $5 off any prepaid order of 3 months or longer
cseven10 = $10 off any prepaid order of 6 months or longer
- $34.95/month (12 x 12-ounce bottles)
- $25 instant savings on any 12-month membership
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C&H Clubs
- Original Monthly Beer Club: $22.95/month (12 x 12-ounce bottles)
- The International & Domestic Variety Beer Club: $28.95/month (12 x 12-ounce bottles)
- The International Beer of the Month Club: $32.95/month (12 x 12-ounce bottles)
Gourmet Monthly Club Beer Reviews
The beer reviews below are from shipments of the International & Domestic Variety Beer Club by Gourmet Monthly Club.Bischoff Black Lager by Privatbrauerei Bischoff
Posted on April 19, 2013
As the name implies, this lager is quite dark in color resembling black coffee. The beige head is thick on the pour, but quickly fizzes out. Despite the visual dark qualities of this lager, it’s surprisingly light and drinkable. The aroma is bright with herbal/grassy hops and citrus acidity. As the beer warms the malt flavors become more pronounced. On the palate, citrus notes intermix a bready yeast quality with a sweet molasses malt flavor. This medium-bodied brew is delicious on its own, but can be enjoyed with a number of barbecued dishes.
Bischoff Doppelbock by Privatbrauerei Bischoff
Posted on April 19, 2013
This doppelbock certainly lives up to its style; bread-like, sweet and high in alcohol. On the pour this brew is a very dark brown with a very thin beige head that nearly disappears. The toasty aroma is complimented with flavors of coffee and a slightly chocolate-like quality. The taste is malt forward, but then mellows out to a plum and raisin sweetness. Grassy hops provide the perfect drying bitterness needed to stand up to the malt sweetness. Overall this beer is quite good and very well balanced.
Big Bison Ale by Crown Valley Brewery & Distilling Co.
Posted on April 19, 2013
Crown Valley Brewery is quite the impressive place; producing wines, bison jerky and even creating a tiger sanctuary. Of course, they also make beer. Big Bison Ale is a dark caramel color with a tan head. The aroma offers up flavors of red apple and fig. The taste is fairly sweet with touches of plum and just a hint of toffee. The sweetness is quite nicely balanced with the alcohol and yeast components; giving this ale a nice dry finish as well. Enjoy with your favorite BBQ dishes!
Blue Heron Pale Ale by Mendocino Brewing Company
Posted on April 19, 2013
This pale ale by Mendocino Brewing Company comes from the Russian River region in Califormia. It pours a deep golden yellow with a hefty white head that leaves tons of lacing. Citrus and floral hops, as well as mild caramel malts comprise the aroma of this brew. On the palate the citrus hops stand out and carry through to a bitter finish; just begging for another sip.
Efes Pilsener by Anadolu Efes Brewery
Posted on March 15, 2013
Pilseners are very popular for their drink-ability; this Turkish Pilsener is no exception. It’s a smooth, creamy and fizzy pilsener with a crisp finish, perfect for fresh and light dishes. On the pour look for a very light golden color with a size-able bright white head. The aromas are sweet, herbal and floral. On the palate the flavors really blossom. The lightly sweet crackery malts are balanced with the bitter hops that lend a touch of lemon. A great brew through and through.