Bell's 750mL series

I can't remember where I read it but I heard Raspberry Sparkling.

 

I don't know why I'm just drawing this connection in my head, but if I were a betting man, I'd wager the farm that it's gonna be Roundhouse.

http://www.bellsbeer.com/brands/47-Roundhouse IRA

http://beerstreetjournal.com/bells-eccentric-bottles-round-house-ira/

 

I would not be sad about that, such a damn good beer, but depends on the price point. Would much rather have it be something ageable, but thats just me.

 

Agreed. Mighty fine beer and have been happy to have it in the regular rotation at the Cafe, but not gonna spend $25+/bottle for a 750 for it.

 

perhaps sparkleberry?

 

Hope they start doing more of these releases in the 12 oz/4 pack format. Buying a 4 pack of black note was awesome. They need to do that with rasberry wild one and ba 9000.

 

I was under the impression that BA 9000 was a one and done kind of release. Are there any American sours sold in the 4-pack format?

 

Yep....no more 9000 or BB9K....ever! That's right trade forum lurkers....the value just went up!!

 

Glad I got a case.

 

Really....when's the party steebo?

 

You

You tell me! I'm all about crackin a bottle or three

 

Whenever. Ive never had it.

 

2011 bourbon barrel aged expedition

 

I have a 64oz growler FT. ISO KY shelf beers. BM me if interested.

 

I thought Sparkleberry was going to be draft only for the parade? It would be an interesting and tasty one to bottle though.

 

Barrel Aged Oberon is the next 750ml, bank it.

 

Laura has also stated publicly (meaning drunk at Bell's with some kzoo BAs) that Raspberry Wild One likely won't be released for consumer's, but held for events.

 

sparkleberry's premiere is the parade. hopefully we'll see some bottled and/or draft in the ann arbor area

 

I'm just hoping Kal-Haven gets bottled at some point.