There are a lot of beers that fit that bill - and again, any beer is a good beer at the ballpark - but one of my go-tos right now is SeaQuench Ale from Dogfish Head. For baseball, with the heat and the sun, I want something lower-ABV and refreshing. Even bad stadium food is still delicious, and beer is kind of the same.
But let’s be honest, one of the best things about watching sports is the food and drink that goes along with it. “I love all kinds of sports, the competition, the sense of community around a favorite team. You just can’t get much better than that on a sunny afternoon sitting in the Rock Pile.” -Sean Buchan, Owner/Head Brewer, Cerebral Brewing, Denver Bonus points if I can find it in a tall-boy can. “I love grabbing a Jack’s Abby House Lager or Sierra Nevada Pale Ale to watch the game with.” -Chris Tkach, Owner, Idle Hands Craft Brewery, Malden Mass. Keep reading for details about all of the recommended beers! The Best Ballpark Beers Recommended By Beer Pros: For those who play favorites, find out which beers make the starting lineup below. With baseball season mid-swing, we asked our beer expert friends, “What’s your go-to ballpark beer?” Some root for the home team with local lagers, while others opt for out-of-towners to reach peak refreshment.
And in these times, when ballparks are reopened, we encourage you to reach for a variety of styles to sip behind your mask - but preferably something that’ll keep you responsibly lubricated over the course of nine innings. While it’s not officially claimed as a ballpark staple alongside “Take Me Out to the Ballgame,” we assume that a beer is implied alongside the peanuts and Cracker Jacks. It’s the perfect recipe for the enjoyment of a cold beer. There’s the vast expanse of green grass, the smell of peanuts and pretzels from vendors, the crack of a wooden bat making contact with a 90-mile-per-hour fastball, and the feeling of sunshine beating down on bare skin. Heading out to the ballpark, whether it’s to catch a pro game or take in an amateur contest, is a sensory experience.
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