Bruery RS/HS Allocations (2019)

I looked at my saved email (sent Sept. 4th) just now. All it said was access is now live and you have 24 hours to guarantee your spot for next year. I saw no mention of a time window.
I would logon to your account and see if memberships are still in your allocations.

 

Yup, still there.

 

I probably wouldn't wait...

 

https://www.thebruery.com/reserve2020/

2020 RESERVE SOCIETY MEMBERSHIP
Society memberships are, and have always been at the core of our brewery, so our mission for 2020 was to add as much value as we possibly could. This year we're excited to offer more experiences, more beer, and the most value possible in every way, creating a world class experience for this incredible group of beer enthusiasts. Thank you again for your support and we look forward to experiencing all of The Bruery's creations in 2020 with you, whether it's new beers, re-brews, or the combination of those with great food and company.


Please note that space is limited and we encourage you to sign up quickly. Current Reserve Society members are guaranteed renewals for 2020 through September 19th. On September 20th, Preservation Society members get first access to any spots that are left. If any spots remain, open enrollment begins on October 4th.

The invitation card and the email invite said otherwise as some have pointed out. Just a FYI as I
don't know what applies and reupped quickly anyway.

 

Just enjoyed a Sucre Rye and it rocked my manboobs.

Dumb question - is the BT10 set contingent upon having a 2020 RS/HS membership? In other words, will I have access as a 2019 society member without re-upping?

 

I'm guessing the box will be released by BT day. So, yes, a with a membership for 2019 will have access to it. If it's a members only box I (have no idea if it is a member only box). Then if it is members only, and you are not a member until 2020 you won't have access to it. This is also coming from a place of how consistent the bruery has been on releases and very little information on the box release.

 

So any tasting notes for Rue'd Attitude for us east coasters who are still waiting for our bottles? Especially interested in how it compares to Rue d'floyd.

 

Untappd reviews seem to be going in the direction that it’s coffee heavy with just hints of vanilla and cherries. Not as balanced or cherry/vanilla forward as it was previously.

 

Have not had it yet, but I didn't love Rue D'floyd. The coffee was too strong for me, I got only coffee and cherry. Didn't notice vanilla.

I got my bottles of Rue'd Attitude, will report if I open it soon.

 

Opened one last night and I'd agree with the notes about it being coffee forward. I don't remember that much coffee with Rue d'floyd. Still got cherry and maybe some vanilla at the end.

I personally enjoy the coffee presence and thought it was very smooth. Almost to the point I wasn't convinced it was barrel aged. I think I'm going to have another one tonight before the coffee fades.

 

Like others have said it was hugeeeee on the coffee. Thought it was good and was wondering with a little time if that coffee will start to mellow out and the vanilla bet a little bit more noticeable. Good beer, just hard for me to justify getting more than the 2 included bottles, when it's $40/each (I know they spent a lot on the adjuncts. Now is just a rough time between all the releases, renewing hoarders, and being ready for the black tuesday festivities coming up

However, all the chocolate cows was a big winner for me

 

Yeah, whole lotta' cash going out this month and next with Hoarders renewal, BT box, BT events and a few other things on my plate. I think I'll be happy with my two included bottles of Rue.

Happy to hear the Chocolate Cows is good. I'll be picking that up soon.

 

Hiyo folks. Gonna be a first time Hoarder in 2020 after passing on it two times before. Went mixed membership. The lists look incredible, Feel pretty excited about the whole thing. My son will appreciate the 20% Hoarders Card I will give him.

On a side note, I’ve been out of the country and didn’t really check this place out much (you wouldn’t know that because I don’t post much anyways). I had to LOL a little bit about the minor panic about being able to get back into the HS when it went on sale! F5 fingers and all that! I think I waited about a week until I got the email that said, only 15% of the HS memberships remain. That puckered me a little bit so I went ahead and bought it while I was on vacation.

So, I’m happy to be here and looking forward to next year in the Hoarder Society.

 

NOT A DRILL

https://mybeerbuzz.blogspot.com/2019/09/the-bruery-black-tuesday-coming-to-16oz.html?m=1

 

Dreams are happening this year!

 

I would be hesitant on a such a high abv in a can. Aging it could result in the alcohol eating away at the metal, no?

 

All modern cans have liners, the beer isn't directly in contact with the metal.

 

There's still some small concern with BPAs over time though if you're particularly concerned about which chemicals you're killing yourself slowly with on a daily basis.

 

If someone is daily crushing high-enough ABV beers where the BPA in the can lining is an issue, I reckon the beer will take you out before the chemicals.

 

Pretty much every can sold in CA now should be in a BPANI liner. They started being widely used in mid-2017. By now everyone should be out of BPA cans, unless they bought an ungodly amount of cans and are still working through the inventory.

BPA Non-intent (BPANI) was developed as an alternative to BPA which was listed by the State of California as a Proposition 65 contaminant. The BPANI material does not contain any BPA in the manufacturing of the material.