More Brewing Co (2019)

Pretty odd to do a silent release after announcing cans with limits. Thanks but glad you got some!

 

I like these randomly spaced out releases. Very much appreciated

 

Spaced out, lottery events seems like how they've decided to do it from now on.

I will say that the 3 days spent in lines for BA Vanilla Caviar, BA Double Rainbow, and BA Swirl were an absolute BLAST. I met up with a bunch of friends in the beer community, met a ton of awesome people in town for DLD, and drank what seemed like my body weight in samples of some killer beers. Man, that was a fun weekend.

 

Well shit. I read the Henna lottery entry wrong. Just realizing now it was only a 1 hour window. At a glance the Eventbrite page would make you think it was open for several days. 0 for 2 this week!

 

Likewise.

 

Did they say when they’ll send out the emails to the lottery winners?

 

They sure did. My confirmation email said that notifications to all winners will be sent 24 hours after the lottery ends along with any information needed to purchase your bottle.

 

In your defense, it’s pretty crappy to have the entry time when most people are commuting. Really encouraging us commuters to be on our phones.

 

“But officer...it’s HENNA!”

 

I have no idea why More keeps trying to re-invent the beer lottery/ticketing process, but here we are again with a bottle release cluster.

Bottle sale tickets are totally live, and it's not asking anyone for their lottery info..... and it's taking their money. 2 friends of mine did it already

 

Weird where are you seeing this? Eventbrite?

 

Yeah it's literally the same link as the original lottery was

 

Its amazing how often this happens...

 

I see it now in the app, says sold out

 

they must be changing the details of the page and there is a brief moment where it is open until they close it. The problem is more so that people like your friends just sit in the page for hours upon hours refreshing hoping they can buy it through the loophole...

 

That's not the case at all. If you clicked the link at any point last night after 6PM it said the event went on sale at 9.

People clicked on it at/around 9 and... sure enough, it was live.

Not a loophole at all. Terrible design/planning. Eventbrite's system doesn't know enough to not allow anyone with a link to buy a ticket to something. More is trying to use the service in a manner it doesn't support.

 

If you click it now, it says they go on sale at 6PM.

I guarantee it's gonna happen again at 6.

 

For what its worth, the tickets changed from sold out to unavailable.