Bourbon County 2018

This sounds neat:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/goose-...stout-making-of-a-variant-tickets-50655257238


@croush - want to go? I’m thinking lots of paprika.

Edit - if you didn’t read closely, you get to bring a bottle home. Pretty cool.

 

I'd love to, and was told about that event as soon as it went on sale...only to have it sell out in 15 minutes. Supposedly they're looking to add another session (the one you linked to is already the second one they will have done) at a later point.

I'll bring the cardamom.

 

I'd like to partner with a someone who has access to medical marijuana...I suspect I could get more for this variant on craigslist....

 

Cheapskate. @Quilentro I'll bring fresh civet poop and we can cift through it together, ultimately making BC Coffee great again.

 

Regarding lining up in Lincoln Park for Black Friday. This year they are saying no tents and no camping and no open flames? I get the no tents and no open flames, but does anyone have an idea what "no camping" exactly means?

(sorry if this was discussed already)

 

noun

1. a place where an army or other group of persons or an individual is lodged in a tent or tents or other temporary means of shelter.
2. such tents or shelters collectively:The regiment transported its camp in trucks.
3. the persons so sheltered:The camp slept through the storm.

 

People have shown up with heaters.

 

I assumed "no camping" just meant "also don't bring anything we didn't think to list previously; just stand your ass in line and wait for your beer."

 

So no portable camping toilets?

 

I haven’t had fresh kopi luwak in a while. A Balinese local referred to it as “catpoocino”

 

Why would anyone there use a toilet?

 

I can't go on the Binny's wall if people are watching....

 

It says no open flames. So I’m bringing a small propane heater down. Worse that happens is that they tell me to turn it off and put it away. It’s not technically an open flame so I should be good.

 

I thought it was 6 Reserves?

 

They are only getting 6 of reserve. That was always the most limited.

 

It sounded like the "6 bottles per store" referred specifically to the Reserve variant. Chicagoland Binny's other than Lincoln Park will allow 4 bottles of regular per person and 1 bottle of each variant (while they last).