Southern Tier in Tx

I need more BCBS in my life. I have 6, but that's not enough.

 

I can assure you... they could not make enough BCBS to sate the desire of the Houston market. When that lands in October (which I believe it will) it's going to be a farking free-for-all. I'm hoping ABinbev is smart enough to completely blanket the area. Goose Island surely needs the help... the brand is completely sucking right now in our market from what I've observed.

 

I have already told some people that they will be paid in Bell's, Sweetwater, Terrapin, and cash for getting me BCBS, since it likely won't be allowed in GA due to the 14% abv cap on beer.

 

1:1 for Black Note, bro.

 

After I get some, sure. I haven't tried it, but I'd love to send some back!

 

To stay on topic, I will not be purchasing more than a 6oz draft pour of Creme Brulee. That's my yearly quota.

Now, Choklat, that's the good stuff.

 

How does the Creme Brulee do with age? Worse? Better? Same?

 

Fresher is better, imo. If you want to take advantage of the overly sweetness!

 

I'll buy the same amount of 2013 that I bought of 2012. A case.

 

That is my goal. Sadly I will probably have to buy it up north.

 

I usually buy between a case to a case and half yearly at this point. It was still on shelves in NY when I was there in May.

 

Any love for somebody in Dallas? I didn't have room to bring any home from Milwaukee last week.

 

I really wouldn't waste my time. I'm sure someone can bring one to a Friday share... it's not that good. Well I guess a sip is good.

 

Personal preference, I've liked it when I had it before. I wouldn't mind having a couple for when the mood strikes.

 

I'll be damned.

 

Ditto. Matt's opinion sucks, seriously. Like we should take listen to someone who's on a 3 week "cleansing" with no beer. Laughable.

 

WHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAT

 

So you went with the 10 year supply option. Nice!

 

To be divided among 12 people, so 32 oz is just about right.