Side Project (2018)

Thanks. I actually had already seen the e-mail that went out previously that had the same info, and that's why I was asking. Just surprised they didn't write anywhere that it was a missouri wild ale. (I did see in the comments on the blog that Paul indicated that's what it was, so the link is still appreciated. Just clarifying a bit why I asked.)

 

tasted 35 years a bit ago, very enjoyable.

 

Was on the phone for over an hour while the tasting was going on. Been checking Untapped. Looks to be very favorable. Nice to hear.

If you have anything to add, I wouldn't turn you down.

 

So the top 500 customers at the store got to buy a bottle?

 

Haven’t seen anywhere that they’ve said how many people in their Beer Rewards Club they allocated to on this one. I know that at least some people were allocated 3 bottles.

 

Pretty sour like all the SP wilds, but tamed a bit by subtle Vanilla oaky raisin notes from the barrel. I'll need to have a slightly larger pour to fully evaluate. I feel the subtleties would have shown through a little better if the beer was a bit warmer.

 

3pp (at least that's what I got) People at the tasting were thinking it was probably top 100 BRC members, but that's just beer geek speculation so who knows...

 

Rose du Ble releases tomorrow, glad because this is one of my favorite beers from SP to date.

Quetsche du Fermier and 35 Years available on site starting today

 

QdF is fire. Best sour I’ve had this year....behind KdF.

 

Anyone know the RdB b2 limits if any? Thanks!

 

hearing 4pp

 

I didn't make it but the gf did, she said she didn't see a limit posted but most people seemed to be getting 2 or 3. Also said it wasn't very busy

 

Sadly RdB 2 wasn't the release we were hoping for

 

What was the price?

 

$25 per bottle

 

Not as good as expected, or?

 

Its a saison, and it isn't Tete. I thought it was good, and $25 is pretty reasonable considering the price of other offers as of late.

 

People wanted QdF, not RdB. Nothing against RdB at all.

 

I just wonder if it's going to be another Cassis situation where it's never to go. Hopefully not, because it's amazing.

 

anyone know what the limits are on Rosè du Blè & Foedre Fermier? also, anyone have any intel that would lead them to believe that either of those bottles wouldn't last until Sunday?