Cascade Brewing coming to SC, VA,.....

Not looking forward to 35+ dollars for a bottle, but I'm sure I'll buy one on occasion. I can still order them cheaper, but it's nice that they'll be on our shelves.

 

They're less than $30 here in Atlanta depending on the beer. Also, per glass, not a bad deal. At the brewery a 4-6oz glass costs $7-8 usually (haven't been in a few years). You can easily get 4 glasses out of the bottle so $30 is similarly priced given transport costs, etc

 

Agreed. Cascade isn't particularly cheap in Portland either, which doesn't really endear them to any of the locals (at least the ones I know).

 

Coming *BACK* to SC. Hopefully we get more than just Apricot & Kriek this go-round, but those would still be welcome sights.

 

Mmmm expensive but I will certainly pick some up!

 

Sang Rouge was worth the money for me. Would probably say that the apricot and blueberry weren't worth it. Have a kriek I haven't drank yet.

 

We have only gotten three SKUs in GA (Blackcap Raspberry, Blackberry, Sang Noir), so I wouldn't expect the full lineup.

 

That Blackcap Raz is amazing stuff.

 

Nice, looking forward to trying some Cascade.

 

Cascade showed up in GA (Savannah specifically) within the last 10 months. Price is a tad steep and they don't seem to turn over that much.....always on the shelf.

 

While I like Cascade, I won't be stocking up. I'll purchase a bottle or 2 in place of a $30+ bottle of wine and as often.

With that said, I'm still looking forward to have it in the shelves.

 

I haven't seen Sang Royal here yet, I'd definitely shell out for that one.

 

In Atlanta it's selling fine. I can't keep Sang Noir or Noyaux in stock.

 

I've been asked about this brewery, anyone seen it in SC? If so, where

 

I've had all the offerings that hit the east coast. You can find better priced and better quality sours elsewhere. When they were one of the only sours on the shelves it was worth it (if you can handle the vinegar), but with over 50 sours to pick from in a lot of spots in NC, its just not able to compete from a quality or price standpoint. Just an opinion.