Breweries that don't release large format bottles (bombers and up)

I am aware of that...still counts to some degree. The ones I have seen around here have a different colored label.

 

What is the point to any thread?

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SN had a bomber in collab with Russian River. I can't remember what it was called, but meant to grab it at a local package store recently, and it sold out before I could get to it.

 

Every reply I've seen has been a speculation as opposed to a definite answer. Pompous much?

 

Brux? save your money, it wasn't that great.

It's more the exception than the rule for a brewery to not do a large format bottle and there are some breweries that seem to use them exclusively.

 

Real Ale

6-packs only, seasonals and special releases included

 

Brux, that was definitely it. Do you think it might've aged decently?

 

I'm only aware of one release of that beer and that was about two years ago. It's drinking a lot better now than when it was fresh. it only contained brett and was lacking souring bacteria all it really had was a lot of horseblanktey flavor and minimal tartness.

If you really want to try it I'd have to look through my 14 cubic feet of beer to see if I still have a bottle

 

I can pass on it. I don't think I'd lose sleep over missing out on it when I'm sure both breweries have significantly better offerings. Thanks for the offer though

 

Heady topper was once released in bombers, plus I believe they had some stouts bottled

http://www.beeradvocate.com/communi...o-dl-12-or-something-else-from-my-list.17515/

 

I don't think Odell's does any big boys

 

they do a decent amount of corked and caged 750s. They're just as awesome as everything else they make. the thought of Odell and large formats has me craving some Woodcut...