To claim this badge, check into any beer from a smallish American brewery (one listed as a Regional, Micro, Nano Brewery or Brew Pub) between 14 and 30 June 2021.
This is another badge bought to you by America’s Brewers Association and their independent craft seal.
Check into two beers from participating American breweries between 1 June and 31 August 2021. The full list is on the blog and includes some big names such as the Boston Brewing Company, Oskar Blues, Green Flash and Stone.
This badge celebrates the work done by the American Brewers Association Craft Beer Export Development program. They recently had some major success at the 2021 Australian International Beer Awards where American craft brewers won 112 awards, including 19 gold and 2 major trophies.
The second Ales for ALS badge to be released by Untappd, Drink to Ales for ALS is practically identical to the first one. Simply check in one beer from any of the supporting breweries between 19 May and 19 June 2021.
The full list is here, but it luckily includes some of the biggest names in American craft brewing, such as the Boston Beer Company, Bear Republic, New Belgium Brewing and Founders.
Celebrating the Dutch national holiday of Koningsdag, or King’s Day, check into any beer from the Netherlands between 27 April (the actual day) and 3 May to receive this sponsored badge.
You could reach for a Heineken or Groschl (Asahi) to claim this one, or you could try one of the many craft breweries from the Netherlands, such as Brouwerij ‘t IJ or Oedipus Brewing. You could even go for a Trappist, with both La Trappe and Zundert hailing from the Netherlands.
As announced during the release of the GIVING badge, Untappd is now a supporter of ALES for ALS. And what better way to celebrate this than by releasing a badge?
To claim it, simply check in a beer from one of the supporting breweries. The full list is here, but it luckily includes some of the biggest names in American craft brewing, such as Boston Brewing, Bear Republic, Ballast and Sierra Nevada.
New for 2020, simply check in to any beer from a member of the USA’s Brewers Association between 17 and 29 November to earn this badge.
Your check in will also count towards the Cheers to Independent U.S. craft breweries badge as they’re both sponsored by the Association. A list of members can be found here.
Breweries are the essential element that makes the craft beer scene as vibrant as it is, so go out and support your favourite American brewer.
Here’s one a little different but also quite simple, simply check into three beers with the serving style of bottle between November and January 2021 to claim this new sponsored badge.
Building on 99 Bottles, this one is actually sponsored by a glass company O-I Glass, who want to fight back against the notion that cans are the way to go. Let the battle commence!
Untappd is currently running a badge design contest, so if you are a creative type I recommend you enter now! This is the second badge made available as part of the 10th anniversary celebrations, separate to I Remember My First Check-In.
The badge itself is for the 10th Anniversary Party, which is scheduled to be held online on 24 October between 3PM and 6PM ET. The badge itself will only be able to be earnt between those times, so it will be one of the more exclusive badges around.
For Untappd’s 10th anniversary, a version of the Untappd Anniversary badge simply wasn’t enough. Instead, they have teamed up with DogFish Head to create a sour beer recipe that is available to other brewers and homebrewers.
Of course, accompanying this is a badge – simply check into any version of this beer between 18 October and 31 December to qualify for the badge. Find out more about the project on the official site.
An open source beer that is being brewed by a number of different breweries around the world to support the hospitality industry, check into any version of the beer before 8 June 2020 to claim the badge. (Update: now extended until 8 August 2020)
The initiative started with the Other Half Brewing Co in New York, who came up with the recipe for this Hazy IPA. Currently 749 breweries in 51 countries are producing the brew, so chances are you can get your hands on one.
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