“Beer chips won’t make you drunk but they might make you more interesting.”
I was hesitant after I took my first bite, but then the flavors really started to kick in. These kettle chips originating in Oregon are a sweeter than I had expected but after another bite, I was hooked. My co-workers had a similar response after their first bites, but then the bag was empty, and everyone was wanting more (good thing I received more than 1 bag). Some felt that they weren’t much different than an original kettle chip, but liked them just the same.
These chips are a lot like beer…the more you have, the better it gets.These bad boys are kettle chips coated in beer, sugar, honey and salt.
I really enjoyed the Beer Chips website, that included the story, a chip locator to find the nearest store carrying the brand and this informational video on how Beer Chips are made:
Being a creative group, we brainstormed different places we would like to eat Beer Chips. Including picnics, tropical beach with a Corona or during a football game. It was also decided that we really like the packaging. It’s shiny 🙂 and clever. The back provides details on how to eat the chips and that they are “potato chips made with beer, not beer made with potato chips.” 
I really want to try the “Chip Shots” (Margarita with salt potato chips) and “Hot Potatoes” (Spicy Bloody Mary potato chips) so if you see them around let me know!
Editors note: While writing this, we’ve already opened up the second bag of the day.
The ChipDipper 
I’ve sampled their margarita chips. Again, sweet and taste like lime koolaid or popsicles instead of expected lime sour.
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Where can I buy these Beer Chips? Love them & want cases. Found them at Costcour a few yrs ago.
Please advise. Summer is coming get & Want them.
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