Casey Brewing and Blending

Is February still a no-go for a Casey release?

 

Yeah, his next date should be early March.

 

Yesssssir there will be NO release in February. From the man himself:

 

My mistake, thought I was reading about Vail Big Beers too. Ignore me please.

 

Hello Colorado people, I'm from Los Angeles looking to come to one of the Casey releases in April. I'm wondering when do the allocation tickets usually go on sale on bpt? About a month out?

 

I would assume he'll continue to follow the pattern of releasing them for sale at 10AM MST, the Tuesday before the release (e.g. 4 days before release).

 

Thank you appreciate that, if I get a ticket great but if not it will be cool just to visit.

 

Fantastic attitude! I definitely recommend going, even if you don't get a ticket. It's a super beautiful area, great location, and the on-site pours are worth your time by themselves. Look us up if you make it!

 

Had my first Casey brew (East Bank) a few days ago, very tasty.

Cheers!

 

Is it too early to get excited about March? I'm already ready already.

 

Grapevine in Denver has Fruit Stand and one other (escaping me at the moment) for sale, FYI. In their back room.

 

Already sold out at Grapevine.

Merlot Cut will be ready for the March release!

 

He is sending Eric to Comrade to train up on some brewing and cellaring.

 

Is that the reason for not having a release? Either way, VERY cool. I know Troy has gotten hops from you guys before and that relationship has been ongoing for some time.

 

I don't know why there isn't a release this month.

 

Troy needs a break. Plan and simple

 

So does my wallet.

 

I concur - it's definitely worth a 26 hour roundtrip drive for the on-site pours. Cheers!

 

IPAs????
please

 

Well, just one man's opinion but Hop Mess was a great beer, and Wet Hopped Low End was fantastic. So he's not exactly hurting for uses for hops. However, a east-coast style hazy IPA would be killer. Or, something in a similar vein to Hop Savant from Crooked Stave.