Way more than 30 points if you play it right. Playing seven tiles gets you the 50 point bonus. Put that on a triple word score and you're looking at 89 points plus whatever word you built with one of the letters in languid.
I lolled my ass off when I drove through there the other day. Nice traffic plan.
There's only one way to answer this. sdreaper Alesmith sells out tomorrow. Do you still go?
Why can't independent beer do that too?
Less capital to work with. Big beer only cares about market share, they don't care how they obtain it. Go read McKeen''s rants on the MT blog. Why isInBev buying craft breweries anyway? To help them out? No, to muscle in and dominate the segment but it takes time. Why is InBev buying homebred supply shops? To influence buyers now.
All of the BA SS variants. lol
But does it matter if the beer is still just as good? The most recent (and local) example I can think of big bad beer coming in and buying up and things staying the same (even improving) is St Archer.
Oh, I know you all hated them before the buyout but the point still stands.St Archer can...
Nah, I liked some of their stuff pre buyout. St Archer Pale was always on at dive bars and quite serviceable. It did seem like they were a brewery founded with the goal of selling out though. That and Pete Coors is a piece of ****.
Yeah sellout was very clearly the goal from day one there. Funny thing is they almost opened up here in Ventura.
Their only saving grace is Tusk & Grain; those barrel-aged porters were way better than they had any right to be.
Quality is not the point. It's about control and crushing competition, or stifling competition to reduce independent breweries from being able to expand. I have no idea why this point is so hard for you to grasp.
Yeah exactly why I said you guys already hated them. I would vote that in addition to T&G the mosaic dipa is the bomb.
No I get that is your opinion of how things will go down, I disagree. Even if it does happen like that, there will still be PLENTY of delicious beer to drink.
I picked up a pack of the mosaic a few months ago and it was just as good as I remember.
BP is really nice, but it's insanely crowded once people get off work. Honestly, check out Cutwater. Great cocktails, good food. Or skip them both and just drink BA Speedway until you puke
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Build one yourself, you will never be able to buy one off the shelf with quality parts.
My store bought kegerator with its commercial regulator and Perlick faucets must be a POS.
Never seen such a thing personally, all I ever see are the danby and other ****** knock offs with chrome plated shanks, faucets, and ****** regulators. But yeah just make sure all the metal parts are stainless steel and you're set.
http://www.beveragefactory.com/
True that, but he said cheap. If you want cheap and quality you have to build your own. Plus building things is awesome.
Yo' boy nanobrew got his nice 4-faucet keezer on craigslist (I had my sights on that same one, but muthafucka sniped it from me). I got a 4-faucet one my damn self a few months later to help me suck down some Woodshop leftovers (not quite as nice as his, with the tower n' stuff, but pretty cool with a wood collar and faucets coming out of the front). Mine was $450, which is way cheaper than any commercial 4-faucet kegerator would be. I'd vote going the craigslist route for something good, cheap, multi-faucet.
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