Perrin No Rules

Only 24 cases? And that is way bigger than a KIA. Amateur.

Sold out yet?

 

This actually only got 1 bottle. He had a guy dolly it out for him to a huge round of applause. Had to have been in line for a while too. My hero.

 

Just grabbed mine. They just keep hauling out pallets from the back.

 

I wouldn't even want to take the effort to try to trade all of that, lol

 

That's a major mule job, not for one person

 

And its gone

 

Approx. how many people in the non-mug club line were able to get some?

 

lol

 

That's means it's not going to see distro at all?

 

Lasted until just after 1, hits distro on Monday

 

pretty sure distro stuff was sent already. i bought some yesterday.

 

How many people got shut out?

 

There were still plenty of people in line, they all left. Didn't even stay to have one on draft

 

I got there just before 9 and got my beers at noon. It looked like they had plenty left to supply the line. Then again, a lot of people just in front and just behind me were still nabbing 5+cases. I'm assuming anyone that got there after 10:30 was shut out.

 

Showed up at 12:10, got in line, and still got all the bottles I wanted. Sold out close to right after I got through the line though. So it seems like you had to be there at about 12:15 to get bottles.

 

Weird picture! What the fuck are the 2 mules doing with their hands? and the bald guy with glasses is looking at them all kidnappy and why are 5 of the 24 cases so much lighter colored than the rest?

 

@hopnado

It's like you can almost hear the bald guy going "hmmmmmmm" softly to himself with your description.

I'm dying

 

Glad I'm not the only one who was perplexed by that. It's like a fist bump/handshake gone wrong so they try to cover it up by just sort of connecting hands in an awkward way.

 

I like how the brewery tweeted that picture to show how proud they were of it. I guess they like to support hoarding and having a few people pawn their beers for maximum trade value online. Whatever they need to do to increase hype I guess.

 

How much is a proper amount to purchase?

It's marketing. The beer is called No Rules, so why have any rules on its purchase? The tweet fits into their marketing. I do realize they did limit the bomber sales last year. However, from what's above, it appears they had enough for anyone in line within an hour after the sale started.