Nobi bottle share Sunday April 6th

where is this bottle share happening?

 

Nobi Public House on Nasa.

 

I have a lot of stouts to get rid of....ha. Maybe another cool front will hit that weekend.

 

I, too, am overflowing at the moment, so I'll bring a good couple morsels presuming I can get it off work (should be possible).

 

We are moving this weekend but if we are settled by then Ill come on out. I have plenty of homebrew to share including the latest Sriracha RIPA and a few others if I can get to the boxes. If anyone is looking for something to do saturday drop me a line, we will be moving. Ill have and IPA and RIPA on tap.

 

I'll be there. Bringing more La Cumbre and one of my homebrews.

 

So this seems as good a reason to make the trek down and finally visit Nobi as any. I intend to be there.

And lunch beforehand at Killen's cuz in my mind, Webster and Pearland are both pretty much the same.

 

My work schedule will keep me from this share, but hopefully I can make it to the May bottle share.

 

just a finer point to re-iterate, you need to bring bottles that the bar itself does not serve. if you cannot do that, buy them from the bar and share, buy food to share, or something. there's a bit of an issue with rolling up with beers that could have been purchased at the establishment.

not a person who comes to this would deny a plate full of egg rolls. that's for real.

 

or some pork fries! ;-)
I should be able to make this one!

 

I haven't made it up to many recently, but I don't think I've ever seen bottles brought that they had for sale... still a good point and reminder.

I always buy at least one pint and something to eat.

 

The last time I went someone brought a Buffalo Bayou Gingerbread Stout. I'm not saying there's anything wrong with that beer, but this isn't the kind of share to bring locally-available shelf beer when most people bring beer that's not as easy to get.

 

A rule of thumb that I like for shares is: cannot be purchased and has not been purchasable for the last five years (unless part of a vertical) in the city where the share is.

 

As a resident of Pearland, I approve of this.

 

On one hand I Agree with what has been said. Would also add beers that have just recently hit shelves that sold out in a second, and maybe not everyone had a chance to to truck chase at 8am to hoard. Though on another hand I would also say, big deal if someone brand new to this happened to show up with a few DFH beers. It is not going to kill anyone

 

no-one made a stink about it.

i'd just hate if that became a thing and the proprietors decided to nix the deal as a whole. i'm not certain, but there may be a legal issue there. it's also bad for the establishment. that's taking money out of their register. we try to treat the places well that let us do this. got to keep up with that.

 

Yes. Making History

 

So I'm the guy who brought the DFH Namaste, Midas Touch, and the Old Rasputin (and yes, a DFH pils and a Buffalo Bayou Red Velvet Stout, too). I found out about the bottle share on pretty short notice and I was unsure what to expect, so I brought everything I had. I had no idea it was going to be so trade-heavy.

My lineup for this time was bombers of the Stochasticity Project Grapefruit Slam IPA, Stone's 2014 Old Guardian Barley Wine Style Ale, and a Lagunitas Cappucino Stout I happened to pick up recently. (Yes, I know Nobi House has the Grapefruit Slam on tap -- I had it there before, and I thought sharing it might encourage people to buy a glass from them in the future. I don't think splitting a single beer across a dozen people is taking money out of their register. What's more, the leftovers become free samples for their patrons, which I'm sure they appreciate.)

I know that these are nothing super special and are all available in Texas. I planned on buying food to support the establishment, as I did last time. I recently moved back to the area and I'm simply not in a position to make & bring trades. If the share would rather I bow out until I can do that, then please let me know.