Notable Releases - DC/NOVA/MD

Brewery was nice enough to list the order of delivery for one of the routes after someone asked.
Route 1 in the following order:
- Wegmans Gainseville
- Total Wine Gainesville
- Whole Foods Fairfax
- Total Wine Chantilly
- Wegmans Sterling
- Wegmans Leesburg
- Total Wine Sterling
- Arrowine
--Total Wine Springfield
- Total Wine Fairfax.

 

Not at Weggies Alexandria yet either as of an hour ago.

Killer deal on the Westover. I opted for Dominion yesterday because of Westovers gouging. Guess I'm the fool now.

18.99 at dominion FYI, 19.99 at Norms.

 

Somehow it seems like this post needs to be stickied.

 

FYI. Brewery said TW locations are getting b/w 1-3 cases each so you'll have to get there quick once delivered most likely. Someone posted TW Sterling got theirs so Springfield's delivery is getting very close!

 

You'd think this beer cures cancer or EDS seeing the circlejerk in this thread.

 

In the craft beer market of 2016, that's maybe the least accurate statement you could make.

 

I agree, but I was responding to this post:

And I simply wanted to convey that that particular beer is quite rare to pick up, so the fact that I picked it up after close to a month or I could not be complaining about that beer. Just wanted to clarify the record.

 

I am going to be in College Park Sat and Sun this weekend - what is the best place to get a case of Double Duckpin? If not a case, at least a six pack or two?

 

You might have some look at the Village Pump Liquors if you are in the College Park area.

 

Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't think they've canned it since the end of May (unless another batch came out this week - it's been a busy week) and it usually doesn't sit for more than a week at most places. It is generally on tap at the brewery but that's in north Baltimore.

 

I think this is indeed true, but there are definitley places where it sits around for quite awhile. Pretty sure its still sitting in the fridge at Conn Ave.

 

Speaking of Conn Ave, they recently had bottles of Westy Gold Cap (XII) for the bargain price of $29 per bottle.

 

I think this post has officially ended my affair with craft beer. It's over. I am honestly horrified that we've gotten to the point where a brewery feels the need to post its truck's delivery route. That's fucking insane.

 

Several bottles of Allagash Nancy on the shelf at Ye Olde in Frederick. $13.99 per I recall.

 

am I the only one singularly underwhelmed by BA Biggie?

 

I actually really liked it. Never had the base so don't have anything to compare it too but i liked that it had a big booziness to it even though it was only 8%.

 

Unfortunately, I've seen worse.

 

It would appear so, based on the last two pages of this thread.

 

I hear what you are saying, but I perceive they didn't feel the need as much as fulfill a customer request. I know we could get into a long debate about the encouragement this might lend to chasers, but satisfying customer requests when they make them is typically a good way to keep customers.