Oberon Day, the unofficial Michigan holiday, set for March 22
Mark your calendars, Michigan. Bell's Brewery has tapped Monday as Oberon Day, the annual release of its beloved seasonal wheat ale that has long been considered an unofficial holiday signifying that Michigan summer is right around the corner. But you may be able to find it even sooner than that. (And after the year we've all had, we can all really use it, right?) Bell's, based in Comstock, had to cancel Oberon Day last year as the COVID-19 pandemic was taking hold, instead allowing distributors and retailers to begin selling Oberon Ale (5.8% alcohol by volume) as soon as they received it.