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Hard to Find Beers
Here is a website that ships beers to your home.....hundreds of beers to choose from for those who may have wanted to try something but can't find it!!!!
http://www.vintagecellar.com/Merchant2/ … _Code=2000
Sorry Brewchez no shipping to MA. DUE TO RESTRICTIONS, WE CANNOT SHIP ALCOHOL TO KY, TN, GA, NC, MD, IN, OK, UT, VT, MA, FL or AZ
dartgod wrote:
Here is a website that ships beers to your home.....hundreds of beers to choose from for those who may have wanted to try something but can't find it!!!!
http://www.vintagecellar.com/Merchant2/ … _Code=2000
Sorry Brewchez no shipping to MA. DUE TO RESTRICTIONS, WE CANNOT SHIP ALCOHOL TO KY, TN, GA, NC, MD, IN, OK, UT, VT, MA, FL or AZ
You're just taunting me with this site!
i'll finally be able to get Sam Adam's out here in WA.
thank god! that cherry wheat is coming out and i can't wait to have me some.
krausenator wrote:
i'll finally be able to get Sam Adam's out here in WA.
thank god! that cherry wheat is coming out and i can't wait to have me some.
WHAT!?!?! Sam isn't distributed to WA??? or are you pulling my leg?
brewchez wrote:
krausenator wrote:
i'll finally be able to get Sam Adam's out here in WA.
thank god! that cherry wheat is coming out and i can't wait to have me some.WHAT!?!?! Sam isn't distributed to WA??? or are you pulling my leg?
Unfortunatly, there's a lot of places Sam does not live in. I know some people in Oregon who say the Sam they get is the Lager and Light. No holiday, no seasonal....that would suck!
I would be one of them! The only Sam's I can get is the lager, except for one shop here that carried a few of the longshot six packs. 
I'm in the Southern Oregon area and there are only 3 stores within 40 miles that I would consider "good" beer stores.
On the other hand, there are quite a few microbreweries here so I don't feel like I'm too out of luck.
BTW, I use http://www.liquidsolutions.biz/main/ for buying hard to find beers. They have a disclaimer that "Due to restrictions in the respective state laws, we are not able to ship alcohol to Maryland or Wyoming."
But at the same time I bet you guys have easier access to some of the Sierra Nevada stuff that I can't get.
The porter is rare here, and I don't see bigfoot to often.
I have to say that I have never seen the Sierra Nevada Porter but i have heard a lot about it. When I go beer hunting its usually for the hard to find Belgium beers, and sour ales. If I spot the porter is it worth picking up?
I enjoyed the porter. Smoother and less coffee roastiness than other porters I have had. Almost stout-like in its smoothness.
That's one of the many things I hate about living in Massachusetts, you can't get beer delivered.
bruguru wrote:
That's one of the many things I hate about living in Massachusetts, you can't get beer delivered.
Depending on where you live, there's no need to have it shipped. There are a couple of really good stores with huge selections in Massachusetts....sometimes a bit of a drive, but worth it.
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