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I think Sea Dog and Shipyard might be easier to get in Washington State than Allagash. But I'm pretty sure I can get Allagash online from Craft Beer Kings. Either way, I think I'm on the home stretch! Thank you for the tips!
sounds like youve completed a lot! which states are u missing?
 
Can you believe only one?! Down to Maine, which I can purchase from Craft Beer Kings. They won't be the freshest, but it's about the novelty, really...


Ya know,I honestly thought you were ******* with us when you joined. Pretty cool to watch you see this through to fruition.
 
Ya know,I honestly thought you were ******* with us when you joined. Pretty cool to watch you see this through to fruition.
My Craft Beer Kings package came in the mail yesterday. I officially have everything in hand except those that are always offered locally. They'll probably taste terrible by April....but who cares!

Now, figuring out how to manage a 50-beer flight/sampler for 10+ people is the next logistics hurdle...

I will be back to post pictures and details in a few months. Thank you for all of the support!
 
So the big event was in April...and it was epic! A total success. We ended up with 51 beers (Washington D.C. was a bonus beer!). None were so old that they were not drinkable. Most of the beers were stored refrigerated for 1 to 6 months.

For the actual sampling we had guests walk from station to station for about 17 tasters. There was a break of an hour or so between each round, with three rounds in total. I estimate about 12 people made it through the entire thing - including the birthday boy, of course!

I made a fact sheet for each beer and then a map for each region. I'm posting a sample of our home state of Washington and the regional maps along with some photos.
Fridge.jpg View 1.jpg View 2.jpg Before pour.jpg Pour.jpg After round.jpg Kicking off.jpg Complete.jpg Graph.jpg Posters.jpg

Thanks to all for your suggestions and replies!
 
The maps and the full list. Some of the states had more than one option for guests to choose from.
 

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  • FarWest rfs.pdf
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  • GreatLakes rfs.pdf
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  • MidAtlantic rfs.pdf
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  • NewEngland rfs.pdf
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  • Rockies rfs.pdf
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  • South rfs.pdf
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  • Southwest rfs.pdf
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  • Plains rfs.pdf
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So the big event was in April...and it was epic! A total success. We ended up with 51 beers (Washington D.C. was a bonus beer!). None were so old that they were not drinkable. Most of the beers were stored refrigerated for 1 to 6 months.

For the actual sampling we had guests walk from station to station for about 17 tasters. There was a break of an hour or so between each round, with three rounds in total. I estimate about 12 people made it through the entire thing - including the birthday boy, of course!

I made a fact sheet for each beer and then a map for each region. I'm posting a sample of our home state of Washington and the regional maps along with some photos.
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Thanks to all for your suggestions and replies!
This is extremely impressive! and you are very awesome for putting it all together for your husband. I hope he returns the favor on your birhtdays
 
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