Founders Harvest Ale

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  1. TonyLema1

    TonyLema1 Pooh-Bah (2,890) Nov 19, 2008 South Carolina
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    Total Wine got a bunch last week, I grabbed one, haven't cracked it yet
     
  2. montman

    montman Maven (1,444) Mar 10, 2009 Virginia
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    It is definetly easier in our area of VA this year, last year they had bottle limits, this year two spots near me have as much as you want available on the shelf. And my .02 the beer is fresh and great this year.
     
  3. buzzedup

    buzzedup Savant (1,218) Dec 21, 2006 Pennsylvania
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    I still have not seen any in the Pittsburgh market , maybe i missed it :slight_frown:
     
  4. Kanger

    Kanger Initiate (0) Sep 3, 2013 New York

    I've had it on cask, but haven't seen bottles yet.
     
  5. bulldogbrewhaus

    bulldogbrewhaus Initiate (0) Sep 17, 2012 Virginia

    Really enjoyed this years release, was able to score a 4 pack for ~$12 in central VA with relative ease. I basically buy and enjoy almost every fresh hop beer I can get my hands on.
     
  6. PatrickG

    PatrickG Zealot (650) Sep 13, 2014 Illinois

    I found Harvest Ale really easy to find this year. Same with Devil Dancer. It used to be a challenge to find those, and when I did, they'd usually be the last 4 packs on the shelf. This year, there seems to be a lot, at least in the Chicago area. I still see Devil Dancer in some places.
     
  7. dsmil

    dsmil Initiate (0) Oct 31, 2009 Maryland

    I paid $15.99 to try this for the first time, at a store where Breakfast Stout goes for $11.99 and year-rounds go for $9.99. The beer is amazing but I'll only spend this type of money on Founders beers that I haven't tried yet.
     
  8. moshea

    moshea Initiate (0) Jul 16, 2007 Michigan

    Great point. I bought a 4 pack for the first time in several years. It was just as I remembered it. It is a good to very good IPA that is over priced imo
     
  9. Skull40

    Skull40 Initiate (0) Apr 1, 2010 Indiana

    Easier to find in Northwest Indiana this year.
     
  10. Harnkus

    Harnkus Initiate (0) Oct 31, 2013 New York

    I can still get last year's.

    Weird for me, that I did not really enjoy it as much since the upped the ABV...but then last night I drank it from a nonic pint and the alcohol was far less noticeable compared to a snifter. Same thing happened for me with Victory Harvest.
     
  11. gibson584

    gibson584 Crusader (480) Dec 11, 2010 Kentucky
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    It's actually stuck around here for over a week now. $11.49 a 4-pack. It seems like a lot more made it to KY than in years past. I've usually been lucky finding a single four pack, but this year I could've bought a case of it with how often I've seen it on the shelves.
     
  12. rojapa

    rojapa Savant (1,100) Jun 26, 2013 New York

    A lot easier for me to find in NYC this year compared to last year. Only got 2 bottles last year and I've already gone through 3 4pks this year. They even got a case of it at the bodega across the street from my apartment in BK. I've got my fingers crossed that it's as easy to find Backwoods Bastard in NYC this year, last year I was only able to get 2 bottles of that and it blew me away.
     
  13. BeerMeInStl

    BeerMeInStl Initiate (0) Jan 26, 2013 Missouri

    It's still sitting on the shelves of my local grocery store here for $12.99. I haven't even bought any yet this year although I still might.
     
  14. iTunesUpdates

    iTunesUpdates Initiate (0) May 7, 2014 Florida

    No idea it was hard to find. Total Wine has a boat load for $11
     
  15. LambicPentameter

    LambicPentameter Initiate (0) Aug 29, 2012 Nebraska

    I think it's more prevalent this year. Not only have I seen it in multiple stores in KC, but my Untappd feed has been filled with people checking into it, compared to almost no one last year.
     
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