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It can be done but it is a lot of work to get everything in order. Even then, selling only a few kegs to a few pubs would likely not be worth it IMO unless you make a beer that is in high demand. You essentially need to have one or two flagships that make up the majority of your sales and then...

Bottling is relatively inexpensive compared to kegging. Kegging is, IMO easier and much more convenient. However, that being said I think you should start off bottling as a beginner brewer.

Seem like pretty good odds. Put me in the hat.

They aren't at all. Cheap chain and a universal tiny lock. Could both be broken off if somebody wanted.

If you read the posts prior to your post and the one you quoted you would see a picture I posted of 3 of these bottles sitting in front of a chair. Locks are still on as well.

But well worth the trek!

I love horse brass. Haven't been for a while. Maybe I will venture over there this weekend and stop by Belmont station as well.

Another cool place is Horse Brass Pub. Can't remember if there's a max line close to that at all though. Maybe Al ^ knows?

Ibtflaming. Hint: search

Alameda Breakside Rogue (little pricey for some items) Deschutes (little pricey for some items) Hopworks Laurelwood If you feel like driving into the gorge a bit I highly recommend Double Mountain in good river!

Glad you found some! Report back with your thoughts.

In before "it was refs fault" comments

Fred Meyers. Just go to Deschutes website and go to the page for the red chair. Then click the button find this beer.

Starting the morning off right while cleaning the garage out.