Anyone know what's on right now at Pour Decisions? Thinking about stopping by there today, but I'd like to get a heads up beforehand. Thanks
ExperimentAle #2 sounds crazy good! I'm torn between Pour decisions, or grabbing some Devil Dancer and Rubaeus while they're around. Can't afford both right now. Thanks for the info.
Pour decisions it is. Just found out Haskell's want's $19 for Devil Dancer. I love that stuff, but not quite that much.
allot of their stuff is in house only, usually they only have growlers of pubstitute and patersbier and they sometimes have 750'a of their fun sour stuff, all that being said I think a trip to pour decisions is always a good idea, they are one of my local favorites.
Everywhere I've seen it recently was $19 a 4-pack. So I never bothered to get any, with so many great IPAs around now I'm not going to bother. I love Pour Decisions, lots of great options at the brewery that you can only get there too.
Yeah, I'm a little disappointed with the current pricing trend. I passed on Surly Seviin too. $20 for a bomber is too much for me. I've paid that price for a few beers in the past and while they were fantastic brews I never felt they warranted such a high price. At some point I'm sure I'll see something I just gotta have, and I'll pay the price for it, but I'm far more likely to pass on it.
Same here, just got crushed this past year with expenses so I'm unable to be as flexible with my beer budget. Most I've spent on a bottle was probably Collage from Deschutes and Hair of the Dog which was uh $11 or $12 a 12oz bottle (3 bottles) and I love it but haven't tried it yet with age on it (got 2 left), but I doubt I'll do that again. For those expensive brews I usually try to find it on tap somewhere if possible, if not well there's plenty of other beers out there.
Agreed. I had a Seviin on tap, and I enjoyed it immensely, but I can't justify $20 for a bomber any more.
Best bet is to check Twitter/Facebook. A couple Scottish IPAs are the newest offerings. http://t.co/EKWlQXWPo9
