Bruery RS/HS Allocations (2019)

Discussion in 'Pacific' started by fegelFatso, Dec 30, 2018.

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  1. 63schoeffling

    63schoeffling Aspirant (219) May 23, 2011 Pennsylvania

    That's why I am on the fence as well. Pistachio and Samoa sound great but the BM and Spicy BT are kinda whatever sounding. Especially when I can go buy an awesome stout down the street for $10-12 that will do.
     
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  2. irthesteve

    irthesteve Pundit (809) Mar 7, 2014 California

    Most of my friends are more into sours, and less heavy darks... not a ton on board for Black Tuesday-level beers. I wish I had some friends who I could split the box with
     
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  3. brewaddict

    brewaddict Pundit (929) Nov 25, 2015 California
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    Done and done! Do they box the Hoarders boxes in another box? The BT box looks nice and hope it doesn't get all jacked in shipping.

    Looking for tasting notes on 12 and Triple Berry. Just picked up a closeout of 11 for $7 and at that price, it may be a no brainer for at least a bottle of 12. TB just sounds interesting.
     
  4. Thenomad512

    Thenomad512 Aspirant (293) Mar 19, 2019 California

    Yeah spicy Island was a poor choice for this box.
     
  5. ernh

    ernh Maven (1,353) Jun 10, 2012 California

    Nah, they just slap a big ole shipping label on the side. That's about 20% of the reason I'm going to wait to pick mine up end of year.
     
  6. B_Horne

    B_Horne Devotee (317) Jun 12, 2014 California

    Does anyone else place two orders each allocation period (one for bottles and one for cans)?

    Since you have to ship all items in a order at the same time I normally find myself with a full box of cans but not enough bottles or the other way around. By splitting orders I can ship each individually when ever they are full and not worry about trying to get them full at the same time.

    I finally figured this out after a few years and thought I would share.
     
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  7. dcole

    dcole Initiate (0) Aug 26, 2019 California

    Since I haven't actually had any of these BT variants before, this was a no-brainer purchase for me! Even looking forward to trying the Spicy Island. :slight_smile:
     
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  8. dcole

    dcole Initiate (0) Aug 26, 2019 California

    As an FYI, they will ship bottles and cans together in a bottle box, if you ever need that option. Just email and ask them.
     
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  9. brewaddict

    brewaddict Pundit (929) Nov 25, 2015 California
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    I mainly separate cans from bottles due to shipping cost. Generally, the Bruery wants to ship individual orders complete. So, if there are cans and bottles on the same order, I would think they would want to put cans in the bottle shipper. The per can cost goes way up. They will split orders, but I'm sure it's a PITA. Therefore I order bottles and cans separate and ship each once I get a shipper full.
     
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  10. ernh

    ernh Maven (1,353) Jun 10, 2012 California

    I do this... And go one further... I'll place back to back bottle orders of things I think I want to ship vs stuff that can wait to my next trip. As long as you specify order numbers when buying the flex shipper it's all good!
     
  11. kbenson

    kbenson Zealot (711) Aug 15, 2012 Colorado

    Geez I nearly missed that among all the Black Tuesday-related beers in the allocations. Thanks for the reminder. Loving the price point too, especially after the damage said Black Tuesday-related beers already did to my wallet!
     
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  12. brewaddict

    brewaddict Pundit (929) Nov 25, 2015 California
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    Yeah, I've placed multiple orders at one time as well. I might need one or two bottles to fill a shipper. Then more bottles that will wait for another shipper. Then a couple of cans to either ship or hold.
     
  13. AStretch

    AStretch Initiate (0) Jul 9, 2018 California

    Hey guys - just to clear things up, 12 Drummers is 12% ABV, not 20% ABV.
     
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  14. Thenomad512

    Thenomad512 Aspirant (293) Mar 19, 2019 California

    i think they just meant the percentage of barrel aged blended in, not the abv.
     
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  15. AStretch

    AStretch Initiate (0) Jul 9, 2018 California

    Gotcha. My bad.
     
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  16. ernh

    ernh Maven (1,353) Jun 10, 2012 California

    Though 20% would make for a more merry Christmas...
     
  17. 3rdto1st

    3rdto1st Initiate (0) Dec 1, 2011 California

    Pistachio and Samoa have both been at Anniversary parties before, and maybe it's just my tastebuds, but I'd rather any of the established variants (even PB&T) over those two. And those two are the ones I actually know about and have enjoyed before. Not taking the gamble, especially considering i have no interest in Spicy Island (or any idea how that made it in).
     
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  18. kbenson

    kbenson Zealot (711) Aug 15, 2012 Colorado

    Having not yet tried it, I'd have to say the same about Spicy Island. It's almost like they decided they couldn't make the box too perfect....
     
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  19. skiking70

    skiking70 Pundit (825) Sep 23, 2014 Maryland
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    I think everyone feels this way, myself included. But, what if that’s the star of the box?
     
  20. infectedstouts

    infectedstouts Devotee (380) Dec 7, 2015 California
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    I'm down for spicey island. I have never had it but it actually sounds good. Hoping it isn't too much on the spicey side....like habanero sculpin. It does sound like a good change up in the box. Hopefully I am not wrong.
     
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