Beer Backlog

yes, and the answer is: stop buying beers.

edit: luckily, i favor cellarable beers to begin with, and trade rarely (too much hassle).

 

I'm smiling when I say this, , but uh, #firstworldproblem

 

"firstworldproblem" is the new "cool story bro" and should fade away soon enough, but seriously, this entire site and craft beer movement is firstworldproblem so for anyone on here to use it against another BA is ridiculous.

 

Guess I didn't smile enough.

 

Find out which beer stores near you do tastings of new beers. This will keep you from feeling you need to buy every interesting new beer that comes out. Purchase a champagne stopper so you can open your bombers of Imp Stouts and Barleywines and finish them over the course of a few days. Find out what restaurants near you have free corkage and try to talk your friends into meeting there (bring beers, of course) when you go out. Excess Cascades and Cantillons can be shipped to an address in Southern California.
I have hosted tastings and found that there was more beer in fridge afterwards than beforehand

 

Maybe my bad. I thought the smile was counteracted by the wink thereby making the smile sarcastic. I always had a tough time with foreign languages in school and it looks like that carried over to the language of internet faces.

 

Damn dude, if you need to get rid of another 100 let me know

 

I'm trying to limit my "cellar" to 36 beers.

Earlier today, after buying 8x WnB, that just meant moving a bunch of stuff to the [regular] fridge