2017 3-Way

Hey @vurt , would you mind throwing out a ball park figure on price per 4-pack or case if possible?

Seems like the growing consensus is positive with this release. Kinda funny because Fort George's owner Jack Harris seems to still be fighting this whole "Haze Craze". This from his comments at the brewery and on various podcasts. He's definitely not alone, but it sure seems like more brewery's in the PNW are succumbing to their resistance ($$$).

I really think Rueben's, Great Notion, Urban Family, Skookum, and Structures are increasingly producing fantastic beers with this style.

 

Pretty sure it was $72 for a case, or $12 for a 4-pack. That's before the 10% discount for buying a case.

 

Thanks for info @vurt

 

Was down in OR over the weekend and can confirm the reports that this year's 3-way is fantastic!

 

Looks like cans hit Portland yesterday...anyone on the West Side see any action?

 

im usually a sucker for always trying new beers and neglecting many beers that i love but have already had...i will be buying at least 1 more 4 pack of this beer if not more. i am wishing i would have brought more home from the brewery and am anxiously awaiting its arrival in seattle...

 

grabbed one today. it's like canned great notion. I'm looking forward to drinking this all summer. I hope they can date though. my pack didnt have one.

 

The cans I bought at the brewery were all date stamped on the bottom of the can.

 

Had it on draft for the first time last night after having had several cans over the past week. Cans are superior to draft, IMO. The cans have a great juiciness and a nice, bitter finish. I thought the draft lacked the juiciness and was more astringent & bitter.

 

You live in town now?

 

Welp. After talking with some friends who have also had it on draft at other places, they disagree with my assessment. Maybe something was up with the lines at the place I was at. Guess that just means I'll have to head to my regular spot today and try again.

 

Seems like I have been just a few minutes ahead of you the last couple of days. I agree with this assessment. I enjoyed the pint I had at b2 this afternoon much more than I did the pint I had yesterday at the other place.

 

I picked up a 4-pack today at the Safeway in Tanasbourne Village (185th & Cornell).

I didn't see any at the Tanasbourne Whole Foods further west on Cornell, but I don't doubt they'll have plenty soon enough.

On the subject of hazy IPAs, the Trader Joe's near the aforementioned Safeway has bombers of Modern Times Accumulated Knowledge for $6.99. I picked one up because I haven't tried it before. And also for Science.

 

Accumulated Knowledge is great. Had some of the earlier batch that my parents brought back from San Diego late last year. Really solid.

And strangely it's 50 cents more at TJs in Seattle.

 

First, I've had nice NEIPAs from all of those breweries you mention when visiting the PNW. Should throw in Fremont to that list as well. Really liking that Portland and Seattle are starting to produce more in this style. Now the Entire West Coast from SD to Vancouver, BC are making beers that render the ISO: Trillium, TH, OH less necessary

B, how did I miss this year's 3Way release when I was in Seattle last week?! I even went to Reuben's on Monday! Oh well, that Reuben's/Alvarado Street collab International Juice was awesome. Drank the crowler I stashed in my checked bag last night lol

Trifecta, will these cans still be around at the end of June when I'm back in the Northwest??

 

Just stopped by a TJs in SF this evening to grab some Accumulated Knowledge bottles (and because my wife told me to go in order to pick up some things for her, but that's not the point). Looking forward to trying it out when it chills a bit!

 

Picked up a 4-pack today at my neighborhood New Seasons along with the new Beer Camp. I'll be interested to see how the Treehouse collaboration compares to 3-way.