Old Fezziwig in Cans? They do exist...

One could only hope this makes it to Jersey. . .

 

I'd be clamoring more for it if it was $17 a 4-pack at the brewery. I have a 4-pack at home, will crack one open this week.

 

I never cared much for this beer in bottles, but that cause it had that "bottle" taste. I'd love to try in a can though.

 

Were these cans available last November/December for Holiday drinking? Why are they 'out' now?

Cheers!

 

The TTB COLA for the label lists only their tiny Boston brewery - unlikely it will see distribution.

From the Boston Beer Co. Annual Report:

 

I know you're only the messenger, but this is the first time I'm not appreciating your encyclopedic knowledge of the brewing industry.

 

That's a tasty looking beer!

 

GIVE ME A FUCKING BREAK

 

Whats the price point of these?

Id buy these in a hurry if they'd ever hit distribution.

 

Will buy some this coming holiday season if these make it around my parts.

 

Yeah, it wouldn't surprise me at all (esp. after what seems like decades of people asking for it...) that's why it DID surprise me to see that the label was only good for Boston. Not sure why, either. Seems to me that some multi-site brewers like Molson Coors will often list every one of their facilities on the COLA even when there's probably little chance a particular beer will be brewed there, like Jacob Leinenkugel brewery listed for Pabst's National Bohemian.

 

Whoa....

 

If that makes its way to Northern Indiana, I will purchase a pallet of it. IJS.

 

Yeah, these should be $12 max

 

$17 for a 4 pack? Hard pass.

I can get a 4 pack of SN's BA Narwhal for $19.49 and most New Trail IPAs for $12. My point is that a 5.9% Olde Ale should be like $10 for a 4 pack.