2017 Beer Wish List

For regional IPA hype to vanish.

 

The pilsner trend continues.

It becomes possible to get Tired Hands cans, at least at the brewpubs, without taking a day off work.

I remember to go to the SMS release.

 

Have you tried this @TongoRad ?

https://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/41923/185671/

 

CBS and a Speedway variant.

 

2016 was great with the new Alchemist facility opening and HF further refining their methods of selling beer.
Love being able to make quick trips to either now (quick as in short or no wait in line).

For 2017 (maybe) I hope Lawson's has similar success.

I would love for another one of the new popular brewers to become similar to Trilliums method of retail. Tons of options, huge limits, only crazy for the very limited releases.

 

Nope, not available . Tell them there's interest down here .

 

I totally agree with the "Vermont Run" being much easier. And I hope Lawsons comes around too.

 

1. NE beercation

2. Find a connection so I can buy Treehouse regularly from Indiana

3. Get my hands on more whales

 

For 2017, I'd love to try CBS and I'd like to determine on my own of whether or not, the NE style juice bomb IPA are worth the hype...I really, really want that chance!!!

 

Cask Tetley's Mild becomes widely available in Amsterdam.
Breweries closed for brewing Gose with all sorts of shit in it.
East India Porter is recognised as a style.
Centrifuges come into style.

 

Founders CBS being widely available would be great

 

Easily attainable, fresh IPAs at bottle shops. Seeing IPAs 6-months + past bottle date should no longer be acceptable.

 

My 2017 Beer Wish List:
Everything I want at any time i want for whatever i want to pay for it.
TIA Santa

 

MANDATORY bottle dating!

 

That every bottle/can has a legible (easy to read) bottled/canned on date using normal dating (e.g., Bottled on October 18, 2016).

Cheers!

 

This is most likely why I normally don't really buy IPAs, but if Pliny was available again in WA...

 

I'm not greedy ( ) so I'll just wish for...

More (hell, MOST) beers available in 16 oz. cans.

Other Half to start distributing a few of their core canned beers...preferably outside of NYC. Not far, just the adjacent suburban counties. (I don't trade, REFUSE to stand in lines, and have no craft beer-loving friends in Brooklyn ).

Oh...and for every beer currently on the Top 250 and Beers of Fame lists that I haven't yet had to become easily available at my closest local bottle shop.

 

I'd like to modify this to "MADATORY EASY TO UNDERSTAND bottle dating" Just use day/month/year or month/date/year (if European) already....

 

BCBCS being distributed in Ohio and I can actually get some! Thank goodness for the ABV law being gone.