Something Awesome about Yellow Rose

What did the fill cost if you don't mind me asking?

 

32oz was $8. I didn't have my full growler with me when i went

 

Is this available for growler fill anywhere in DFW? Fort Worth would be better, but I will make the drive if I have to.

 

Good tastebuds?

 

Next time, make sure that you just didn't drink orange juice or use mouthwash or mints.

 

That's not bad for QP

 

yeah i agree, i normally dont shop there cuz of their prices..but this was fine

 

I've usually paid around 7 or 8 for 32 oz fills here in Houston... great beer. I am not an IPA guy..but this is one of my favorite beers anywhere.

 

Psh. Zombie Dust is the Yellow Rose of the Midwest.

Hey speaking of which, I'm currently in a bit of a YR drought. If anyone wants to send me two 32-ouncers, I'll guzzle them, fill them with Fresh New York beer (Maybe Other Half?) and send them back. Message me if you're interested.

 

Lakewood Growler had it last week but I ended up not going since it was close to being tapped out Friday afternoon. You can view their tap list online and see how much of the keg is left before going. I assume they will have it again at some point but I haven't seen it anywhere else yet for growler fill.

 

I asked about it at Craft & Growler over the weekend...the guy I talked to said they have 1-2 more kegs in the back, and that one would be tapped "pretty soon".

 

well Quickie Pickie is out of yellow rose...I think austin may be dry on this right now, if anyone knows otherwise do tell

 

Ok while this thread has been fun everyone just STFU now. Not liking all this talk of YR running out. I'm in Houston so my supply is better but y'all are making me nervous that it will start to be hard to find this. Someone post some Kate Upton nudes to shut this thread down.

 

With or without Verlander's junk?

 

Without preferrably but posters choice.

 

Yellow rose is coming in 750's according to the label approval thread. Fkn hell yeah!

 

Fear not, we have begun to brew it more frequently in order to try and keep up with increased demand.

 

Awesome news! Congrats! I gotta ask, though, why the decision to make it in the 750ml format, rather than a 4pk/6pk of 12oz/16oz cans/bottles? I love it (as does most everyone else here), but when a 750ml is gone, it's gone. Any word on price point, as well as distribution area? Thanks!

 

Something great about this beer is the price point. The whole brewery lineup is solid and competitively priced. Considering quality it is by far the best valued beer in TX for sure. Tried sour mash Lilly & Seamus today and I really enjoyed it as well. Looking forward to the trio of IPA's we nabbed as well

 

no beer bottled and sold in 750s is in the running for best value.