Alpine Distribution in NorCal - Its here!

You should just start telling people your avatar is from a side by side comparison

 

Alpine is hard to get no matter who the distributor is but I do agree Artisan Ale does suck lol

 

Considering the high demand, I'm curious as to how much some of these places are charging for pours of Nelson. Anybody?

 

It was $5 for this beauty at City Beer Store

 

And I am too. And it is too. . . .Spot On! And only 7 minute drive from the house. That beats the 2 hour drive south to Alpine. On my second pour.

 

proper price for a proper pour

 

That's a great price. 8 here. 4.5 at ABC brewpub.

 

I'm waiting for the 3 month aged version at Haven.

 

If anybody jacks the price, they likely have seen their last keg of Alpine beer. Pat = a more temperamental, less stable Vinne.

 

It was actually filled perfectly to the rim, but I couldn't resist and took a sip before taking a pic.

 

Beachwood LB just tapped it, $6.50 for a pint.

 

OMG YES

 

It's all over now. Five n half at happy hour. It'll be gone in 60 seconds. Thats 6pm tonight. If its like the keg at the place I just came from it's only a 5.5gal. Enjoy it.

 

I'm a little disappointed that 38 Degrees is selling it for $8.50

 

So, in another year, Placer County will finally get its first keg!

 

wheres placer county?

 

East of Sacramento by a little bit

 

Well when it's gone there will still be a fresh batch of Pole Position to enjoy.

 

I've only been there a few times but prices have usually been on the moderate to high side the times that I've gone.

 

Many of their beer prices are very reasonable. I just can't help but think seeing Nelson priced higher per pint than Pliny is typically is cashing in on hype big time.