Side Project / Shared (2023)

Have they ever done 2pp of 375s? Don't think so - that was the whole discussion about BBT moving to 375s last year. 2x 375 BBT would be preferred to 1x 750, but seems like everyone agrees that if something moves to 375, it will be 1pp.

Everyone has been speculating about RBBT being a 375. I'm just the only one to talk about how the choice of a garage release in relation to a 375 seems like an odd choice, and seems to be catered entirely to local people, that are also predominately LC.

SP is full of surprises; I'm sure there will be something else.

 

There's a lobster food truck

 

Have they ever done an IP stout release out of the garage of 375’s?

 

Van Winkle BBT and Parallels were released out of the garage on the same day, so yah.

There have also been like what 2-3 garage releases in the past 3 years? It's great they're bringing them back in some capacity, they were always a ton of fun.

 

Y'all been doing bottle shares at these again?

 

Yup, the last one was pretty fun.

 

I knew the answer, lol.

 

Well fuck, pretty sure it is going to be a 375 based on beeslo’s story post.

 

Also, no longer Beer : Barrel : Time from that story, just BBT for the label.

 

bc that’s all that will fit on the label that’s why I figure it’s a 375, regardless of how the bottle actually looks

 

Makes sense (could always change font size) and it’s formatted lower (smaller label/smaller bottle) than previous versions.

 

I am a luddite and can't figure out how to post images on here, but looks like bbt rye will definitely be 375s according to beeslo on IG.

 

We’re witnessing the death of 750mL BA Stouts and BIL from SP.

 

Sound business move as you said.

 

Wonder if it’ll just be “B” on the inevitable 187mL bottle.

 

The phrases "extremely limited" and "no limit" really shouldn't go together. Womp womp.

 

Why not provide context for all the peasants? Appreciate it.

 

I believe it’s reference to a vintage pop up sale for LC members. Oude Du Blé Blend #2 (2016) was sold today with no limits.

 

Surprised no one mentioned SP's story with all the boxes of Derivation.