Would like to try some Casey Brewing beers

As you probably read, open once a month (first Saturday of the month). Fruit Stand beers are harder to get then The Cut. Releases are getting busier each time. He's also making more beer now.

Some stores in Denver and Fort Collins get a limited supply of stuff like Saison and Low End but don't see any of the fruit beers. Some stores in the mountains near the brewery see more different kinds of beers and they hang out longer. Know people who have got The Cut and Fruit Stand at at least one of the stores up there.

Beers aren't the cheapest. Saison on the low end for around $15 to the Cut on the high end at $36 (brewery prices).

Plenty of people trade them. I'd say put up an offer and see what bites you get.

 

I think you have this backwards. Fruit Stand beers are MUCH easier to get than The Cut.

 

I think he meant Fruit Stand beers are the second hardest to land, followed by The Cut. That's how I read it anyways.

 

^^^this is what I meant

 

@Rconn006 I agree with these guys. You got to try a ISO: Casey after doing your research for value from the Casey threads. You have some great stouts and porters that might trade well for many of the Casey's.
FYI, I just traveled through Colorado and found some Casey on shelves just last week and some I traded for.

 

Anyone know the pricing of Casey's Low End?

 

I believe I picked up a Low End in Colorado for about $18.

I'll add this was by far my least favorite from Casey, still good, but not nearly as tasty as even the Saison or East Bank. Fruit Stands are some of the best fruited saisons you'll find.

 

It was $15 at the brewery. Hasn't been released since August