Suck is like $10 a 6er, how much did you buyI'm not the best barometer here, but I'm at the point (due to other holiday releases like FW anni, Sucks, BCBS, Eclipse) that I'm really skeptical of buying any Beat for myself. I am wondering if other people's beer budgets will be stretched thin enough that it will last a while. I hope so.
Both lines form on Fourth Street. The pub line forms in front of the main entrance and veers towards E Street. The bottle line ques at the door to the production side of the building and heads toward D Street.So, I am dumb and cannot comprehend the line.
There is one line into the pub, that then splits once inside into two? One for pay and pickup and the other for sit down.
Or is the second line by the back door parking lot next to the bathroom?
ISO BEAT FT CW16?
Anyone know anything about rumor that the limit may be dropped to 6 per person?
Where did you hear said rumor?Anyone know anything about rumor that the limit may be dropped to 6 per person?
Buddy told me his friend heard it from locals when he went up to Santa Rosa. No real validity to the claim, just seeing if anyone had heard something similarWhere did you hear said rumor?
I'm going to write my ese in Albuquerque.I heard you have to write an essay.
I just heard if you're an Alpine local, you get NOTHING AND LIKE IT!
You answered your own question there.Buddy told me his friend heard it from locals when he went up to Santa Rosa. No real validity to the claim, just seeing if anyone had heard something similar
I heard the limit was dropped to 3 if you're from out of town, and raised to 2 cases if you're a local
My general impression has been the exact opposite, that the beer scene has worse than most businesses in customer service. I've had hit and miss contact from Modern Times - even as a member of their Kickstarter, bad-to-no responses several times from Alesmith, terrible service/knowledge in pretty much every brewery and brewpub I've been to where I don't know the person behind the bar. Half their websites are the worst designs on earth (has Toronado just given up completely on theirs?). Yet, we excuse a lot of it because they make good beer, or they deliver good beer, or they sell good beer. Myself included.You answered your own question there.
Also, people, Natalie and Vinnie are pretty responsive if you e-mail them and ask question. This goes for basically every brewery on earth. The only one I've had any trouble getting answers out of is 3F. If you have a question, try the publicly available e-mail address. Much, much, much better odds that you'll get a response than asking us dick-twiddlin' idiots.
What happens if you can prove you live in Alpine, CA?I heard the limit was dropped to 3 if you're from out of town, and raised to 2 cases if you're a local
Well I won't make any excuses for Modern Times, the founder is either a liar or an idiot (I'm giving him an out here, free to pick which it is!). But I've definitely found that random e-mails asking random questions get answered pretty quickly, especially at RR. Staff at the brewery is always going to be hit-or-miss, though it sounds like you've had far worse experiences than I have. Same with websites, a lot of them suck ass. But in the very tightly constrained thing I was talking about (sending random questions to e-mail addresses) I've had a lot of luck.My general impression has been the exact opposite, that the beer scene has worse than most businesses in customer service. I've had hit and miss contact from Modern Times - even as a member of their Kickstarter, bad-to-no responses several times from Alesmith, terrible service/knowledge in pretty much every brewery and brewpub I've been to where I don't know the person behind the bar. Half their websites are the worst designs on earth (has Toronado just given up completely on theirs?). Yet, we excuse a lot of it because they make good beer, or they deliver good beer, or they sell good beer. Myself included.
Try to contact Alpine about infected/flat bottles and see how fast they respond to you.My general impression has been the exact opposite, that the beer scene has worse than most businesses in customer service. I've had hit and miss contact from Modern Times - even as a member of their Kickstarter, bad-to-no responses several times from Alesmith, terrible service/knowledge in pretty much every brewery and brewpub I've been to where I don't know the person behind the bar. Half their websites are the worst designs on earth (has Toronado just given up completely on theirs?). Yet, we excuse a lot of it because they make good beer, or they deliver good beer, or they sell good beer. Myself included.
What's the back story?Well I won't make any excuses for Modern Times, the founder is either a liar or an idiot (I'm giving him an out here, free to pick which it is!).
What's the back story?
What's the back story?
Ya, was going to say I don't really have anything against MT, I just haven't always gotten prompt email responses from them. They've been way more responsive than Alesmith for me, for example.He and Stu got in an argument over growler laws or something, and Stu holds a grudge. No editorializing or judgment, I like Stu and I like MT.
Ya, was going to say I don't really have anything against MT, I just haven't always gotten prompt email responses from them. They've been way more responsive than Alesmith for me, for example.
Ah, they took a page from Alpine's play book, huh?They told me "it gets like that with age."
Well, we got into an argument and he insulted me. Then I conclusively showed he was wrong and he stopped responding. I'm sure he's a perfectly fine guy, but it doesn't change the fact that he did one of the following:He and Stu got in an argument over growler laws or something, and Stu holds a grudge. No editorializing or judgment, I like Stu and I like MT*.
*At least, I've met Jacob in person and liked him. Not sure I've had their beers.
I occasionally see on Twitter someone who is excited about going to Toronado because of the tap list on beer menus, which was last updated (by me) more than 18 months ago. It's a constant source of amusement.My general impression has been the exact opposite, that the beer scene has worse than most businesses in customer service. I've had hit and miss contact from Modern Times - even as a member of their Kickstarter, bad-to-no responses several times from Alesmith, terrible service/knowledge in pretty much every brewery and brewpub I've been to where I don't know the person behind the bar. Half their websites are the worst designs on earth (has Toronado just given up completely on theirs?). Yet, we excuse a lot of it because they make good beer, or they deliver good beer, or they sell good beer. Myself included.
Well, we got into an argument and he insulted me. Then I conclusively showed he was wrong and he stopped responding. I'm sure he's a perfectly fine guy, but it doesn't change the fact that he did one of the following:
1) Made incorrect statements that would have been trivially corrected by reading forms/user manuals.
2) Knew the right things and pointlessly lied about it.
Hence he's either a liar or an idiot. I don't really care which it is, but he's definitely one of those things.
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