Snowed In

Any growler fills?

 

Out of all future FB bottle releases, I'm by far most anxious for Snowed In.

 

Had it on Saunday...was the first time i've ever had it where there was a clean difference between Snowed Inn and Last Snow...had a little bit of a robatussum (sp?) taste, but still really good

 

Dont think that will ever happen....

 

Who knows, they have that whole bottle club idea up in the air right now. I never expected Bonita to be bottled let alone a BA version.
What I really want is a bottle of their starfruit berliner, or that BA Rum Raisin from the lounge... now that was an awesome BA stout.

 

Don't kill my dreams. And why do you think that is?

(By the way, we met this past weekend at sudswap. I brought the Jester King Funk Metal. It was towards the end, don't know if you remember me.)

 

one of the main ingrediants in last snow (or snowed in) is white chocolate...think to other beers that use white chocolate as one of the main ingrediants (wc mohoo, bruery white choco)..they have a real bad histroy/reputation with infection.

I remeber man, nice meeting you. Come out to one of the shares!

 

Well they already announced the first in the line of the culinary beers when the bottle system gets going is going to be No Crusts...I dont see Last Snow being bottled...keep some of the mystery alive

 

You have a point about the infection. I'll take a growler, then, at least.

Share at the Lounge in August, right? Yeah, Isais was telling me about it. I'll try to make it out!

 

No growler fills of Snowed In. You can get the normal growlers all day today + Triple Lindy at 7pm.

 

I know. I was saying if Snowed In can't be bottled at least put it in growlers.

Besides, I'm going today for the BA MBCP growlers anyway.

 

BA Muy Bonita Bottles*

 

Sadly, my first thought was Rahr & Sons Snowmageddon. but its not....

 

No Crusts and SPC are the first 2 Culinary beers to be bottled, eventually, correct? I'll need the equivalent of about 10 cases of SPC...

 

yup...and that sweet potatoe casserol is no joke...probably the most consistant beer at the brewey...no crusts is hit or miss

 

Being where I am, I haven't had SPC since Brewvival, February of 2013...yet it STILL is my favorite beer of all time. It may require a flight down to Florida, just to buy the 4 packs en masse.

 

No, I'm pretty sure it's 4packs of Snack Attack.