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I live an hour northDope you live pretty close to the brewery? I'm not sure if my local spot will get some more they seem to rotate their beers often.
This was my first time having it and was shocked to actually taste the marshmallows Lol
I live 15 min away, lmk if you ever need anything
$27 at breski, what a joke. At this point with Hazy IPA, you’re better off just drinking local for the most part. Tired Hands has been making some of the best stuff I’ve had in years. Evergrain and New Trail more than hold me fown
Other Half’s quality has gone down the ****ter imo. Headed to Brooklyn in a few weeks so hope that trip changes my mind
Re: Sorbetto, I either have on draft or buy a 4 pack of everyone they make. It’s perfectly balanced and $18. Miss me with the $24/pack from Imprint that makes you feel like **** and ****s up your stomach for two days straight
I thought it was crazy that places like Breski and my local distributor were getting Other Half...they must have received about a dozen different cans at my localOther Half at Wegmans in PA. Wow
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I haven't had OH since the last time I was in NY. I'll pick up some cans if I see them but not going to be checking for them. It is hard to justify that price point over local stuff
Great Notion 100%
my sister went to Seattle and Portland a couple of years agoI’ll be heading to Seattle and Portland in a couple of weeks. Which breweries do y’all recommend?
Not looking good for Jean and Tired Hands. I’m the biggest TH fanboy there is but they can F off if all this **** is true. Plenty of other good people and breweries out thereWas reading through an IG story of people calling out abusive/toxic people in the craft beer industry the other day. Made for an interesting browse.
Tons of people mentioned Jean from Tired Hands and the higher-ups at Modern Times.