Monkish Brewing

[chemman141]

Thank you. I'll probably just try their taps as you suggest. A growler full of something would be a bonus for me to enjoy at my friend's during my stay.

They ALMOST always have growler fills on, however the zoo coming to town this weekend may deplete that supply.

 

[FBIinformant]

They currently have two growler fills. Odd names, but tried a pour of each yesterday and they are solid offerings that you'd be happy for trying them.

 

[swivelhips1]

They currently have two haze-hype growler fills.

FTFY

 

[FBIinformant]

In truth, the growler fills are usually there for a while and since it's more common to trade and ship cans, they don't move as fast. They have been on point as well. That Swan Ronson was amazing.

 

[Shakedwnst]

I went on a Sunday in October and they had just run out of hops for fills. I think they tapped something else early the next week but I couldn't get back there.

 

[swivelhips1]

Damn, $13 for a 750 of BA saison with Masumoto stonefruit is a crazy deal.

 

[chemman141]

Damn, $13 for a 750 of BA saison with Masumoto stonefruit is a crazy deal.

You have to consider the time you will spend getting said bottle though. I would guess at least 4 hours in line.

 

[swivelhips1]

That five year anni ipa might be my dream monkish hoppy brew.

 

[chemman141]

Over 200 lined up on the street at 6 am according to a facebook post....
Edit: Looks to actually be around 60-70 lol wtf people.

 

[angry_lobster]

Damn, $13 for a 750 of BA saison with Masumoto stonefruit is a crazy deal.

I'd buy it in a heartbeat, I just wish I didn't have to wait 6+ hours for a bottle on a Saturday.

 

[Tlo4sho]

God damn.

I S O

 

[chemman141]

God damn.

I S O

What I don't get about that is that it was brewed at monkish, shipped to other half, yet costs less than it would at monkish???

 

[BigFrank]

What I don't get about that is that it was brewed at monkish, shipped to other half, yet costs less than it would at monkish???

Wtf???

 

[chemman141]

Wtf???

Yeah very confusing.

 

[brokensail1]

Still less than an Alvarado Street four pack that traveled from Salinas to Oakland.

 

[swivelhips1]

Still less than an Alvarado Street four pack that traveled from Salinas to Oakland.

Motor Oil No 1 was over $9 a can in LA. One Giant Leap was like $8.50 a can I think.

 

[BigFrank]

Motor Oil No 1 was over $9 a can in LA. One Giant Leap was like $8.50 a can I think.

How much at the source?

 

[chemman141]

Still less than an Alvarado Street four pack that traveled from Salinas to Oakland.

But that price went up (I assume?). This went down somehow.

 

[swivelhips1]

Anyone know how much does a 64 oz fill of Subliminal Sequel run?

 

[DCLA]

Anyone know how much does a 64 oz fill of Subliminal Sequel run?

I'll check today when I stop by.

 

[swivelhips1]

I'll check today when I stop by.

You already know why I am asking. Tell Henry to can that sucker! 12 oz six-packs!!!

 

[Mikeeo2388]

Henry needs to up allotments from 2 4packs pp to just 3 please! I get it though...keep the operation small and quality top notch. Great formula. Staff is amazing as well

 

[BeerHatesRob]

Henry needs to up allotments from 2 4packs pp to just 3 please! I get it though...keep the operation small and quality top notch. Great formula. Staff is amazing as well

Well this is certainly a beautiful 130am random thought post. Good on you mate!

 

[brentsdodgers]

Well this is certainly a beautiful 130am random thought post. Good on you mate!

I'm guessing he just finished his 8 cans and is just wishing he had more to drink.

 

[barflybastard]

Superficial search of the LA thread and perused Monkish website FAQs before posting here, but wanted to get a general idea of expectations for an upcoming visit. Staying in Redondo for two days in early November--before Disney with kiddos, and planning to pop out to the brewery either that Friday or Saturday night for some beers. Not expecting cans to be available, but wanted to see if it's super crowded or any other miscellany that might suggest I alter my plans.

 

[BeerHatesRob]

Superficial search of the LA thread and perused Monkish website FAQs before posting here, but wanted to get a general idea of expectations for an upcoming visit. Staying in Redondo for two days in early November--before Disney with kiddos, and planning to pop out to the brewery either that Friday or Saturday night for some beers. Not expecting cans to be available, but wanted to see if it's super crowded or any other miscellany that might suggest I alter my plans.

Friday night can get a little crowded. But aside from that, you should be ok. If you're actively avoiding the possibility of a can release (from the sounds of it, going at night, you are), you really won't have much trouble though. They do always have a food truck both nights, so thats a decent food option. Otherwise, you'd have to bring something or go elsewhere. The only walkable food isn't really that appetizing. Have fun!

 

[barflybastard]

Would prefer to have access to cans, but only going to have so much parental capital (we've three kids and this will be a looong overdue vacation) to spend during the trip and don't want to burn it all that Saturday (we don't land until early evening Friday). Want to hit up Green Cheek in Anaheim (and maybe others) and then it's off to Palm Springs. So, unless someone wants to stash some cans for my in a nearby mailbox or under a mannequin bum for Paypal/Venmo, I'm not going to encounter them. Thanks for the info and cheers.

 

[PirateBartender]

What day or days are the Monkish can releases? I will be driving through at the end of Jan and would like to get lucky.

 

[chemman141]

What day or days are the Monkish can releases? I will be driving through at the end of Jan and would like to get lucky.

Tuesday seems to be the most popular but there is no set schedule.

 

[ABSTRACTlegend]

there is a monkish thread?!?!