Bruery Perservation Society

it is not on there or i just cant figure out how to access LOL

 

Good to go. Fast, easy, painless

 

Now officially a PS member!! Cheers to Pat and the crew for finally getting a working site together too, signup was a breeze. Now the countdown to Black Tuesday begins...

 

hey are you suppose to login as a new member ??? then you will see the reserve allocations????

 

Went to https://www.thebruerystore.com/ Tried logging in with old login, no go...request new password. Email sent with temp password...logged in with temp password and was prompted to change. Pretty simple

 

So is there some beers that are not available to the public? Or are they all available, albeit some being extremely difficult to buy?

 

Did you ever have a https://www.thebruerystore.com/ account?

 

yes i figure it out finally
thanks that was not easy lol

 

Worked for me. One "Sour in the Rye" ordered

 

The online store is great btw. Thank God I didn't buy Rueuze here at my local shop for $30! I can just purchase it online for nearly half the price. I do wanna see what else is being released for the PS but I'm still leaning to getting it only because my local shop price gouges to hell. And Black Tuesday, Sans Pagaie and hopefully something along the lines of the blueberry sour or Cherry Oude Tart. But nonetheless, the store is great for us not within a stones throw of Orange County

 

First time RS member here. I was pleasantly surprised at how cheap the shipping was

 

okay, I figured I needed to log-in. My old info isn't working. I will just wait for the e-mail to be sent out like they said they would. I just want to make sure I have an account up and running before the initiation tickets go on sale

 

I still don't get what the quarterly allocation is...

 

Hasn't been announced. It's a (partially) blind purchase.

 

I get the sense that specific bottle information regarding quarterly allocations is going to be kept a surprise.

 

I was trying to find a nice way to say this, but that is fucking ******ed.

 

I agree and it's the reason why I haven't pulled the trigger just yet.

 

That's how wine clubs operate as well (at least the one's I've been in). For example, Orfila Vineyards' OWL club includes 3 bottles a quarter, and you don't know what you're going to get until it's available. But the price also varies depending on the bottles each quarter.

 

I would think that that they would have a good initial quarterly allocation in order to drum up future business for future allocations.

 

I didn't get to join Reserve Society and enjoy Bruery beers often, so I think I'll bite and do this.