I mailed out the Fruitcake Old Ale to everyone yesterday. Those farthest away from me should get them in 5 days or so. UPS was cheapest to everyone but the brewer in Kentucky (I take it it's a rural area so FedEx was cheapest there). I shipped three bottles per brewer (10 brewers total now).
Yes, they are in clear bottles. It helps me to see what's inside and the clarity. Plus, I keep mine in the dark anyways, so no problems. I wrapped each bottle in bubble wrap and stuffed them in a zip-loc bag (one bottle went in one bag, the other two bottles in another). Those went in a 12"x6"x6" box which was stuffed with newspaper for padding, and a neat little label (uhmmm, just the name of the beer) was put on top before being closed and taped shut. I wrote "UP" on several sides of the box (with arrows) and on top. If you open it the right way, the label is on top.
Can't wait to get and try your beers! My goal is to sample the first one on December 14, the second on the 15th, and so on so that the last one is sampled on the 24th.
Yes, they are in clear bottles. It helps me to see what's inside and the clarity. Plus, I keep mine in the dark anyways, so no problems. I wrapped each bottle in bubble wrap and stuffed them in a zip-loc bag (one bottle went in one bag, the other two bottles in another). Those went in a 12"x6"x6" box which was stuffed with newspaper for padding, and a neat little label (uhmmm, just the name of the beer) was put on top before being closed and taped shut. I wrote "UP" on several sides of the box (with arrows) and on top. If you open it the right way, the label is on top.
Can't wait to get and try your beers! My goal is to sample the first one on December 14, the second on the 15th, and so on so that the last one is sampled on the 24th.




