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Ambassadors of Sour Online Pre-sale
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What | This batch of Home, Sour Home is a blend of 3 different batches of golden sour beers aged in oak barrels. The first portion of this blend was fermented with English Ale yeast, various strains of Brettanomyces, and Pediococcus bacteria. We then blended this batch with barrels of golden sour beer that were only fermented with Brettanomyces yeast and Pediococcus bacteria. The final component to this blend was a golden sour beer that was fermented with English Ale yeast and then racked into unrinsed barrels that previously housed Brettanomyces bruxellensis var. Drei yeast and Lactobacillus delbrueckii bacteria. This base beer blend featured light tones of dried peaches and apricots and displayed a low to medium acidity and a dry finish. We felt these characteristics would support the juicy flavors of peaches added as well as complement subtle notes of cinnamon spice and smooth vanilla bean.

Click here for more info on Home, Sour Home.

How to Purchase | Click here starting 9AM Pacific on Tuesday, April 25th

Limits | (12) bottles per Ambassador

Pricing | $25/750mL (before Ambassadors discount)

Pick Up | Starts Thursday, April 27th

Shipping | Starts Tuesday, May 2nd

Please Note | We will not be able to process any online transactions after the 7 day Ambassadors of Sour Online-Sale closes at 9AM on May 2nd or if bottles sell out online. A portion of bottles have been reserved for the release in our Tasting Room.

Public Bottle & Draft Release Party
When | Saturday, April 29th at 1PM

Limit | (12) bottles

Draft | Home, Sour Home will also be available on draft. For this release party only, the first 200 glasses of draft will get paired with a complimentary mini peach pie cake from Twine Bake Co.

Home, Sour Home Variants | We love Home, Sour Home so much that we wanted to experiment with adding in a few extra ingredients. Check out the different pins that we will have available for the release!

Pin #1 | Home, Sour Home with bourbon soaked oak chips
Pin #2 | Home, Sour Home with blueberry and lemon peel
Pin #3 | Home, Sour Home with toasted almonds, pecans, and hazelnuts
Food | In addition to our classic grilled cheese sandwich, we will also be serving up a limited amount of a specialty panini. This hot sandwich will consist of havarti, prosciutto, and peach preserve on sourdough bread, topped with fresh arugula.
 
Anyone else having an issue ordering extra bottles of Seditious Ways and it not letting you select to keep the beer there. The website is making me select a shipping option.
 
I have zero interest in extra bottles of this one, so nope.
Two other buddies share the membership with me so I get an extra of each release so we each have a bottle. Haven't bought more than the 1 extra this year so far unfortunately ...
 
Anyone local that can "trustee" a box for me? My regular trustee is out of town for a while and I've got more than enough accumulated at Rare Barrel to fill a 12-bottle shipper. I can offer a bottle of Map of the Moon as a thank you. Cheers!
 
Anyone local that can "trustee" a box for me? My regular trustee is out of town for a while and I've got more than enough accumulated at Rare Barrel to fill a 12-bottle shipper. I can offer a bottle of Map of the Moon as a thank you. Cheers!
If no one local takes you up on this you can have it shipped to me and I'll send it out. No thank you needed just pay the $12 for a shipper.
 
Well I'm a bit surprised. So my plan was always to get my beer shipped to my cousin (in SF) who would then turn around and ship it to me. No work for him - try to make it super easy since he's doing me a favor. I email him the labels, he slaps them on the box, I setup a FedEx pickup, and away they go.

I order my first two boxes from them last week. They made it together to SF just fine, and my cousin put the labels on them. Today my first box arrived to me. Its not a bottle shipper and there is no protection for bottles. Nothing. Just a cardboard box with a 12 bottle divider in it.

I'm somewhat astonished. I paid Rare Barrel good money to deliver beer to SF, I would expect it to be shipped in a proper shipper, or at least bubble wrapped. The second box is delayed, and FedEx just had "label illegible" as the reason. I"m guessing its a broken bottle since there was no protection provided at all.

Why would they offer this service if they aren't going to provide proper shipping of their product?
 
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Well I'm a bit surprised. So my plan was always to get my beer shipped to my cousin (in SF) who would then turn around and ship it to me. No work for him - try to make it super easy since he's doing me a favor. I email him the labels, he slaps them on the box, I setup a FedEx pickup, and away they go.

I order my first two boxes from them last week. They made it together to SF just fine, and my cousin put the labels on them. Today my first box arrived to me. Its not a bottle shipper and there is no protection for bottles. Nothing. Just a cardboard box with a 12 bottle divider in it.

I'm somewhat astonished. I paid Rare Barrel good money to deliver beer to SF, I would expect it to be shipped in a proper shipper, or at least bubble wrapped. The second box is delayed, and FedEx just had "label illegible" as the reason. I"m guessing its a broken bottle since there was no protection provided at all.

Why would they offer this service if they aren't going to provide proper shipping of their product?

casa Agria ship the same way. I assume TRB also use GCO to ship, and I assume GCO is used to handling boxes like that. Fed Ex for sure are not.

In fact Casa Agria happily ship 3 bottles in a case box with no protection.
 
Well I'm a bit surprised. So my plan was always to get my beer shipped to my cousin (in SF) who would then turn around and ship it to me. No work for him - try to make it super easy since he's doing me a favor. I email him the labels, he slaps them on the box, I setup a FedEx pickup, and away they go.

I order my first two boxes from them last week. They made it together to SF just fine, and my cousin put the labels on them. Today my first box arrived to me. Its not a bottle shipper and there is no protection for bottles. Nothing. Just a cardboard box with a 12 bottle divider in it.

I'm somewhat astonished. I paid Rare Barrel good money to deliver beer to SF, I would expect it to be shipped in a proper shipper, or at least bubble wrapped. The second box is delayed, and FedEx just had "label illegible" as the reason. I"m guessing its a broken bottle since there was no protection provided at all.

Why would they offer this service if they aren't going to provide proper shipping of their product?
For an extra charge they will pack them in shippers but you must indicate that.
 
Yeah I think it’s pretty standard issue for wineries and breweries on the west coast to use GSO because then they don’t need to use more expensive shippers.
 
For an extra charge they will pack them in shippers but you must indicate that.

Where? I just went back through the allocation and there isn't a spot to ask for shippers, unless you do it in the comments. For $26/case of beer to go approx 20 miles, it should cover the cost of a shipper.
 
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