Side Project / Shared (2020)

How do you know the amount available?

 

i don’t think there was

 

if you try to add 1000 to the cart it will tell you how many are left

 

you can’t do that before it’s live though, right?

 

that’s what i thought. you all are wizards if you’re checking bottle counts and scoring bottles!

 

I tried this earlier with reflections, and it told me maximum in cart was 500 items, then I had a cart of 500 bottles of reflections for $10k

 

you have to add more than what they have in stock to your cart for it to work, otherwise it'll add it all to your cart. personally i just smash in a bunch of numbers and do it

 

hey, you count it you buy it pal

 

came here to post this exact same thing. always happy for more white labels.

 

Blended 2020 in 750ml packaging....



From their latest IG story. 3 pallets of it

 

Just drank a Blended 17 on the 4th. Man do I love that beer.

 

There is a ray of light from the heavens shining upon the boxes....

 

Can someone with a far better palate than I please provide a non-biased review of the differences between previous 375ml versions released of various SP products compared to their 750ml (or even 1.5L) counterparts? There is a premium (in the case of 1.5L a much higher premium) placed on the larger bottles and while I understand that for wine that you plan to sit down for a while, a larger format bottle has a much larger surface area coming into contact with a smaller amount of cork (which presumably results in better and the probability of less oxidized wine over time), I am not clear on the benefits of the same for beer.

Any help would be greatly appreciated. I really like the smaller bottles because I can get through it in one sitting. The larger bottles, not so much, and I'm curious if I'm missing out on anything here.

 

i was always under the assumption that the steep (insane) price of the magnums was a novelty (gimmick) thing. even if you wanted that much beer for a share you could just buy 2 750s and spend half the money.

 

With SP being my favorite brewery, I still have no idea where the magnum pricing comes from.

The closest comparable brewery is Casey and their magnums are $100, and they apologize for the magnum “up charge” since the bottles are more expensive.

 

I would happily buy a tete v16 magnum at that price