Basic Weller used to be a shelfie, haven't seen it in a few years. This 1994 version of the internet is useful for finding things on pa shelves.
Holy ****. I ******* forgot about government liquor stores.
Basic Weller used to be a shelfie, haven't seen it in a few years. This 1994 version of the internet is useful for finding things on pa shelves.
Wait, you can't just buy a regular bottle of Blanton's in the store anymore? Did Booker's get expensive enough to stay on shelves?
True story...I had been watching and waiting for Blanton's to come back in stock. It did so in December and I made it to a large store which had it in stock. Looked on the shelves and saw nothing so I asked and was told they were being held for folks.I've not seen Blanton's in any store around here in ages.
I think london1o1 posited this a while back, at least the "diabeetus stouts before it was cool" part. And I agree.Deep thought: was southern tier light years ahead of the game with the now defunct choklat & creme brulee? Isn’t the sickly sweet desert quality of these beers the basis the pastry stout is currently thriving on? Bring them jawns back, age them in the spirit barrels from their own distillery. Would it be any good?
I've seen Blanton's in McCandless and Greentree in the past few months.True story...I had been watching and waiting for Blanton's to come back in stock. It did so in December and I made it to a large store which had it in stock. Looked on the shelves and saw nothing so I asked and was told they were being held for folks.
I did score both single barrel bottles that were listed in this week's email, so I am way less salty about it now.
Haven't seen it in Murrysville, Monroeville or North Huntingdon in ages. Having said that, it is funny how certain bottles can be found at some stores on a regular basis and fly off the shelves in others.I've seen Blanton's in McCandless and Greentree in the past few months.
Haven't seen it in Murrysville, Monroeville or North Huntingdon in ages. Having said that, it is funny how certain bottles can be found at some stores on a regular basis and fly off the shelves in others.
Yessir. Doesn't mean I want to drive an hour to get something.I'm assuming you guys know how to search the PLCB website for inventory, right?
Platform, sly fox and brew dog all opening tap rooms in Pittsburgh. There doesn’t seem to be a lot of excitement. Should we be betting on when the first one goes under?
It is very strange. I can grab you some Blanton's next time I see it if you want.Haven't seen it in Murrysville, Monroeville or North Huntingdon in ages. Having said that, it is funny how certain bottles can be found at some stores on a regular basis and fly off the shelves in others.
Does BrewDog even distribute here?Platform, sly fox and brew dog all opening tap rooms in Pittsburgh. There doesn’t seem to be a lot of excitement. Should we be betting on when the first one goes under?
Appreciate it. I just got the 2 single barrel FWGS picks they listed this week, so I am good for a while.It is very strange. I can grab you some Blanton's next time I see it if you want.
Nice. Did you get two separate picks? I've yet to have a store pick that's much different from a regular release but I still have a baby pallete when it comes to bourbon.Appreciate it. I just got the 2 single barrel FWGS picks they listed this week, so I am good for a while.
Yes, the barrel 77 & 206. Never had anything besides the standard, so looking forward to them.Nice. Did you get two separate picks? I've yet to have a store pick that's much different from a regular release but I still have a baby pallete when it comes to bourbon.
Feb 11thDoes BrewDog even distribute here?
Fuhrer?Feb 11th
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Helluva beach beer...yikes
Haha yeah. K13 Rye was great on the beach last weekend too. Gotta drink 'em somewhere.
When in Hawaii...
Does BrewDog even distribute here?
And what's up with people trading good beer for some Pittsburgh Cookie Table Prairie commissioned beer? I feel like there are a lot of new beer traders getting grifted by a handful of elite beer brokers.