Hudepohl Beer (Cincinnati, Kent: locations, place, closest)

[Cincy-Rise]

Originally Posted by Redlegs

I have the same beer from both Superbowls. I also have a full can for the 1975 World Series. I have an empty of the '76 series. Hudy is a rich part of the history of Cincinnati. I welcome it back with open arms.

I sent an email to Greg Hardman, congratulating him on his purchase of Little Kings Cream Ale. He replied to me and said he plans on making Hudepohl bigger that it ever was. Best of luck to him!

That's really cool! Thanks for sharing. Yeah, Mr. Hardman is a godsend.

[t45209]

Hate to break it to you folks that want to see Hudy at the ballpark, but they tried it during the 2007 season in the Machine Room, but sales were so poor they yanked it in '08. I for one was disappointed, since I always bought Hudy when I went in, but most of the other customers didn't seem to have a clue it was there.

[Redlegs]

Originally Posted by t45209

Hate to break it to you folks that want to see Hudy at the ballpark, but they tried it during the 2007 season in the Machine Room, but sales were so poor they yanked it in '08. I for one was disappointed, since I always bought Hudy when I went in, but most of the other customers didn't seem to have a clue it was there.

That's fair enough, however, marketing and publicity may change all that. Mr. Hardman has big plans for Hudy. Let's hope he succeeds.

[stsfirstmate]

Originally Posted by sportzfn

Wow Hudepohl beer. I haven't heard of that in a while. When the Reds used to be televised here in Indy way back in the 60s they used to be a sponser. Really brings back memories.

I remember how really upset people were when they quit selling local beers ( Burger and Hude) at Riverfront STadium and started selling only Strohs. People were furious, myself included.
Regards,
Mary

[DaleS]

My buddy Len and I used to share an 8-pack of Hudy before night classes at Cleveland State U in the Lakewood Academic Center way back in 1969. We'd park on a residential street and down it for dinner - with chips! We could buy it for about $1 or so an 8-pack. Since we were only 18, we could only buy the 3.2% beer and you couldn't get too tipsy drinking it. Didn't do too well in calculus after 4 Hudy's but man those were fun days. Wonder if it's sold in the Akron-Canton area?

[Crew Chief]

I don't drink beer but I sure like the nice-looking Hudepohl beer truck model in my collection!

[Former Zino's Employee]

I love Hudepohl. I had never drank a national beer until leaving Cincy. Still pick some up when home. It's a shame that one has to search it out. Zip's in Mt. Lookout still carries Hudy Delight (in bottles), at least it did a year in '08 when I was home.

[buckeyenative01]

Originally Posted by HuskerDu

I have a 1960 Schoenling beer sign with rotating lights on our kitchen wall that showcases the Cincinnati skylne of the time in different colors. We enjoy looking at it while drinking Bud Light *snicker*

My grandparents have a Schoenling beer sign from the 1970s (Riverfront Stadium dominating the skyline) in their basement.

[Fireater64]

I am looking for the white or tan hudy balls that had beer in them i need 3 emptied ones for my dad

[jmshelton]

where is the closest place to buy hudephol delight beer from memphis tennessee?