Distance for beer

Got on a plane from Cleveland to Vermont. Does flying count?

 

drove 6 miles to one beer store, which didn't have Lagunitas daytime and i was SURE was available in my somewhere so i went to my other place which was about 15 miles from there and then 11 miles home, so, way too much, never done interstate yet.

 

500 miles to Three Floyds
600 miles to Founders

Though I wasn't driving and we were going to visit my buddies family. There was no beer in particular I was seeking out at Founders, it was just to say I did

 

Some of you guys are nuts.

 

I was given $1,000 of "professional development" money from my employer to go to a conference. I picked Vermont because of beer, spent three days there, spent two driving around the state getting beer, and a 1/2 day at the conference. I'm not sure if that is "just for beer" or not. Probably not, but maybe close?

 

And?????????

 

i'm foreseeing many trips to vermont on this list.

 

Well, if I was in your position in your above post, I admit that I would have done the same.

 

Drove 155 miles to Decorah, Iowa last weekend. Does that count?

 

35 miles, past that my gf might commit me to an institution and drink all my beer

 

1300 miles round trip for the KBS release this year..

 

I will say 50 miles each way. When I was in PA, I only had to go about 25 each way. Sitting in Cali atm. I made that trip today for Pliny as a matter of fact. (and some seriously fresh Ruination)

 

I traveled to Singapore for a beer fest

 

Drove 284 miles today and same again back tomorrow. This store truly is worth it though...

 

I regularly drive 2 hours round trip to VA for beer because WV sucks for beer.

 

500 miles, but I make a weekend out of it when I do it

 

Hill farmstead, almost 800 miles in less then 24 hours round trip turn and burn. Cant wait to do it again!

 

I'm a Catador member and I live 5.5 hours from Tampa. I drove there and back 4 times for the first edition.