Berserker 2013

Anyone looking for it in Seattle should call Beer Junction or Chuck's. I don't know if they have any but there's a good chance that if it's anywhere, it's there. Also,U Village QFC usually gets the rare Midnight Sun stuff, but you have to ask the beer/wine person as they tend to keep it in the back.

 

Malt and Vine has it still today. $18 a bottle limit 1

 

Tacoma Boys in Tacoma still had bottles as of this afternoon. $16 a bottle.

 

Ant left on the shelves anywhere in anchorage right now?

 

Belmont has this, 2 bottle limit. Had it and this year is pretty good. Going to try and get two more. It is a lot though, very thick. But hey we all know this.

 

Total Wine in Lynnwood has Berserker on the shelf for the taking no limit as of Wednesday afternoon 10/2

 

I'm going to look today. I hope so.

 

FYI, picked up a few bottles at wine house on Huffman park yesterday, still a few bottles left. I think most (all?) brown jug locations are out.

 

That's what I gathered today as well, I found some at the Wine House on Dimond.

 

I'm in Seattle till Monday. Can anyone send me a BM of a location where I can find some please.

TIA, Fin

 

Try Pear Market at Pike Place Market if you're downtown. Are you limited to Seattle? Outer reaches such as Central Market in Mill Creek or Total Wine in Lynnwood might have it if you're willing and able to venture North.

 

I'm in Bellevue till Monday and will be heading to Vancouver on Tuesday.. Heading to Pikes Market tomorrow, I will check out Pears, kudos man.

TY NWer, appreciate the BA kindness.

Fin

 

Ask for Derek at Pear. Great beer guy.

 

Appreciate it, No Beserker but I was able to land 2 Velvet Merkins.

Appreciate it.

Fin

 

cool.

 

Beer Junction has it! One bottle limit, just picked up mine.

 

Thanks

 

Still hasn't made it to fairbanks...

 

Really?? That sucks, it's already about gone in Anchorage.

 

Funny that I had to hunt all over Seattle to get 1 bottle ... and there are cases at Belmont Station in Portland with no bottle limit. Weird how things get so "improperly" distributed (if you think of proper distribution as putting things in the hands of those that want them when they want them).