Puppers Beer: Where To Buy And Enjoy It

Puppers Beer is the official beer of the award-winning comedy series Letterkenny, which is now available on Hulu in the United States. It was first brewed by Stack Brewing, a microbrewery in Sudbury, Ontario, Canada, in 2017. Puppers is a golden lager with 5% ABV and is described as having a satisfying taste. It is currently brewed by Mill Street Brewery in Toronto, Ontario, and is available for purchase in Ontario, Canada, at select LCBO, The Beer Store, Sobeys, and Metro locations. Puppers Beer is a limited release and can be challenging to find even in Canada, and it is not available for purchase in the United States. However, some sources suggest that it was previously available in Michigan and that it is possible to bring a limited quantity of beer across the border from Canada into the US for personal consumption.

Puppers Beer in the USA

Puppers Beer is a golden lager, the official beer of the TV show Letterkenny. It was originally brewed by Stack Brewing in Sudbury, Ontario, but production has since moved to Mill Street Brewery in Toronto, Ontario.

Puppers Beer is only available for purchase in and around Ontario, including LCBO stores (Liquor Control Board of Ontario), Sobeys, the Beer Store, and a few other places. It is a limited release that is hard to acquire in Canada, and even more so in the United States.

There were rumours of Puppers Beer being available in Michigan, which makes sense as the state shares a border with Ontario. However, Labatt Brewing, the company behind Puppers Beer, does not ship to the USA.

If you are travelling to Canada, you are allowed to bring 8.5 litres (287 ounces) of beer, or roughly a case, back to the USA. You will be responsible for paying duty on the imported Puppers Golden Lager.

Puppers Beer in Canada

Puppers Beer is a golden lager, and the official beer of the Canadian TV series, Letterkenny. It was first brewed by Stack Brewing, a microbrewery in Sudbury, Ontario, in 2017. Stack Brewing describes Puppers as:

> "a 4% premium lager, it’s everything you could want in a beer. This golden lager has a satisfying taste that will get along with anyone. It’s a faithful friend that will always be by your side. Pure. Loyal. Golden."

Since 2021, Puppers has been brewed by Labatt Breweries, and more recently, by Mill Street Brewery in Toronto, Ontario. It is available to buy in Ontario, Canada, at the following stores:

• LCBO (Liquor Control Board of Ontario)
• The Beer Store
• Sobey's
• Mill Street Brewery
• Stack Brewing

Puppers is a limited-release beer, so it may not always be in stock at these stores. It is also fairly hard to acquire in Canada, and it cannot be bought in the US.

Puppers Beer in Michigan

Puppers Beer is a premium lager popularized by the Canadian TV show "Letterkenny". Although the beer began as a fictional brand on the show, it became a reality in 2017 when the show's producers partnered with Stack Brewing to produce it.

Puppers Beer was available in select stores in Michigan for a short while thanks to Stack Brewing. However, as of 2021, Puppers Beer is not available in the United States. The beer is primarily available for sale in Canada, with a particular presence in Ontario. You can find chilled cans in LCBO stores throughout Ontario, as well as at Sobey's and Beer Store outlets.

Puppers Beer is a 4%-5% ABV light lager with a golden colour and a medium body. It has a malty, biscuity flavour with notes of sweet corn and a hint of lemon. The beer is known for its drinkability and pairs well with spicy foods.

If you're in Canada, you can find Puppers Beer in 473 ml cans at LCBO stores and the Stack Brewing retail shop. However, if you're in the United States, you'll have to look for alternative options as it is not available for purchase there.

Puppers Beer in Ontario

Puppers Beer, the official beer of the award-winning comedy series Letterkenny, is available for purchase in and around Ontario, Canada. It is a limited-release, premium light lager with a golden colour, a grainy and bready aroma, and a slightly dry, sulphur-toned finish.

Puppers Beer is brewed by Mill Street Brewery in Toronto, Ontario, and was previously brewed by Stack Brewing in Sudbury, Ontario, and Labatt Brewing. It is available at the Mill Street Brewery, LCBO stores (Liquor Control Board of Ontario), Sobeys, the Beer Store, and possibly a few other places.

When Puppers Beer was brewed by Stack Brewing, it was available at the Stack Brewing retail shop and at LCBO stores. There were also rumours that it was available in places where Stack shipped, including North Bay, Ottawa, Sault Ste. Marie, Sudbury, Thunder Bay, Toronto, and White River, among others. It was also rumoured to be available in the province of Alberta and in Michigan for a time.

Puppers Beer is not available for purchase in the United States. However, if you travel to Canada, you are allowed to bring up to 8.5 litres (287 ounces) of beer, which is roughly a case of beer, back across the border into the United States.

Puppers Beer in Alberta

Puppers Beer, the official beer of the award-winning comedy series Letterkenny, is available for purchase in Alberta. The beer, which was made famous by the show, is a premium light lager with a golden colour, a white head, and aromas and flavours of sweet malt, grassy hops, herbs, and lemon. It is medium-bodied and has a refreshingly crisp finish.

Puppers Beer is brewed by Stack Brewing Company in Sudbury, Ontario, and was released in Alberta liquor stores in a limited capacity starting June 27, 2019. In Alberta, Puppers can be purchased at select Liquor Depots, including the Sherbrooke Liquor Store in Edmonton.

The beer is best served with chicken fajitas, pizza, or hot dogs, and pairs well with grilled hot dogs or pulled pork sliders. It has been described as having "mild aromas of bready wheat, grains and honey" with a "light-bodied palate and subtle herbal notes."

Puppers Beer is also available at the brewery, Stack Brewing, in Sudbury, Ontario, as well as in LCBO stores (Liquor Control Board of Ontario), Sobeys, the Beer Store, and other locations in and around Ontario.

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