Final Two Weeks For Thinking And Drinking Kickstarter

PHILADELPHIA – Thinking & Drinking, the card game featuring 312 craft breweries from across the United States, has raised 66% of its goal with two weeks remaining in its Kickstarter campaign.

To date, Thinking & Drinking has raised more than $16,000 of its $24,000 goal. All raised funds during the Kickstarter are earmarked for the printing and distribution of the game.

Thinking & Drinking includes six decks of cards and each card includes a question designed to foster conversation among players. Each card also includes a profile of a U.S. craft brewer, including a featured beer.

“We really want to celebrate the craft breweries featured in this printing of Thinking & Drinking. The game is designed to be fun and to get people talking, but it’s also about supporting craft brewers,” said Jonathan Cooper, Thinking & Drinking’s founder.

The 312 breweries featured in Thinking & Drinking were selected as part of an open invitation to breweries across the United States. Breweries from all 50 states and Washington, D.C. are represented will be represented in Thinking & Drinking’s first printing.

“Craft beer is at the center of the conversations that are part of Thinking & Drinking,” said Cooper. “Our goal is have multiple printings of Thinking & Drinking so we can continue to highlight craft breweries.”

During the Kickstarter campaign, copies of Thinking & Drinking can be purchased for $10 for a single deck of cards or $30 for the complete set of six decks – which features all 312 breweries. Discounted taproom packages – six sets of the game – are also available for $150.

Breweries featured in Thinking & Drinking include:

Jonathan Cooper

Jonathan Cooper is the creator of Thinking & Drinking, the conversation-starting card game featuring more than 300 U.S. craft breweries, including beers from all 50 states and Washington, D.C. Prior to creating and playing games, Jonathan was a reporter and editor where he covered everything from presidential politics during the New Hampshire primary to local politics to brewery openings -- and the intersection of beer and politics. A native New Englander who transplanted to Philadelphia, Jonathan believes in discovering local beers whenever and wherever he travels.