Noble Ale Works (Q2 2017)

Anybody know how the line for cans is right now?

 

Someone posted this on a FB group an hour ago

 

Homeless camp? Or Home Depot Hispanic workers looking for work?

 

Looks fun!

 

Those are the ugliest shoes I've seen (bottom left).

 

You sure this isn't Mumford and those are the homeless people on the corner? I just can't tell what's what anymore

 

Homeless people / day laborers are in better shape usually

 

Tap room is dead, easy chance to get a taste.

 

Well, how's it tasting?

 

It's pretty f***ing good. If I didn't have to stand in line I would have bought some.

 

I'll be down in the OC on the weekend of the 20th. Monkish and Noble are the two sites I'm visiting for sure, and possibly Bottle Logic (but I'm an IPA guy). Does Noble crowler? I checked out their site and it didn't say - although it does have a cool list of the upcoming food trucks, which is awesome.

 

Yes.

 

Yes they do crowlers, https://untappd.com/v/noble-ale-works/6860

 

Mosaic showers 4/26, let's get some cans going! Would love to buy a 4pk than a $9 bomber. Guess only the haze craze gets cans.

 

I want to hope that it's a matter of when and not if they start canning the Showers stuff.

I mean, to not do so would be lunacy. Right?

 

Our hope is to never fucking bottle again. It's the worst in terms of how long it takes. Only thing holding us back is trying to obtain canning dates from mobile canning companies. Only 2 options to use right now and with so many breweries switching over to cans, it makes it mighty tough to secure dates. Canning lines aren't cheap and the lead time it takes to receive one then get trained and set up is months, so in the mean time, bombers it is.

 

Can't add a canning machine to your expansion next door?

 

That's the plan.

 

Can you make the canning machine a really complex Rube Goldberg machine?