Night Shift Brewing

I was just coming to ask the same thing, I will be in town for the weekend from GA and would like to bring a 4-pack of the Presidential: Ulysses DIPA back home with me.

They open at 10AM for can sales, is there any reason to be there early or does showing up between 10-11AM usually work?

 

It might be hard to gauge with their continuous exponential increase in popularity...but from personal experience I wouldn't worry about it that much.

One of the last Presidential releases was on Election Day, which is a Tuesday obviously, and my buddy said it was solid. I believe I swung by that Sunday and was able to still pick some up. I'm not sure this Sunday's release will last THAT long, but I don't think you need to line up at 9 am.

I was over their for their last Apple Brandy El Lechedor release (one of their most sought after and highest rated beers), and I strolled over there around 1ish I think on the Sunday release and had no issues. This was months ago though...as I said earlier, they're more popular overall now.

 

I am heading to our Night Shift Distro launch tonight at Brewers Fork. If anyone is dropping in - say hi! Should be a killer event with a ton of awesome beers from our new partners!

 

Nice lineup, but could use info on pricing/pour sizes.

 

I wont make it to the launch but i'm definitely excited to see some of these hit distro here. Hopefully there will be a list of stores/bars we can find them.

 

Is bean porter really only 6.5%? Wow, that's crazy for a beer with such nice barrel notes.

 

They've been absolutely nailing the Morph releases this year. Would love to see them up one to a DIPA for regular release

 

Semi-Nightshift related...I know there's a food truck there, but for those who live in the area or have had food delivered there, what's good?

 

Nana's Pizza is a pretty good go to, and delivers. (If you can get in and get a seat on a weekend nowadays)

 

Wow, that was quick, thanks! Heading there tomorrow, so hopefully a seat isn't an issue.

 

If you like Sichuan Chinese, I'm pretty sure Fuloon in Malden delivers to NSB.

http://www.seriouseats.com/2013/02/...boston-chinese-restaurants-what-to-order.html

 

Another trip to NS, another rude bartender. Maybe it has to do with the sheer volume of people they have to deal with but the last 2 times I have been in there I have found the bar staff to be incredibly rude and not very helpful.

 

Looks like there are 5 OHTTs and 3 Morphs on tap. Think I'm gonna go right now and try to work may way through the lot of them

 

That's pretty sweet - enjoy! Motueka and Idaho 7 are two of my favorites of the series (also a big fan of Vic Secret).

 

I'm not big into flights, but this may be the perfect situation for one.

 

Several of those are can pours that you can't put into a flight.

 

according to their website, all the morphs and ohtt's are available on draft. are the older ones actually just onsite cans instead?

 

Hmm, I just went on Tuesday night. One of the Morph's, Falconer's Flight, and Idaho 7 were in my own flight. I want to say Nelson was available too, but not 5 One Hop's. And I only recall one Morph.

Their list can change over the course of a few days, so who knows...

...sounds like everyone should head down to find out in person...just to make sure...for science.

 

Think this is right! I did a flight earlier today with Falconer's Flight, Idaho 7, and Morph 47 (4/6) from draft. Morph 45 and 46 and Ella, Motueka, and Nelson were all can pours by how I read the board.

It hasn't been that long since I've been (a month?) and the can pours were new to me.

 

They were all on tap.

Didn't do a flight though. Just guzzled as many pints as I could