Yada wrote:
The Maryland Other Half Depot received a large Equilibrium can drop yesterday…
Maybe my favorite hops/haze brewery.
How is that neckbeard coming along?
How is that neckbeard coming along?
The Beer Thread
How is that neckbeard coming along?
Space wrote:Yada wrote:
The Maryland Other Half Depot received a large Equilibrium can drop yesterday…
Maybe my favorite hops/haze brewery.
How is that neckbeard coming along?
I don't get this post.
I'm not a big fan of the value ratio of growler fills, but H Street Whole Foods currently has a Burley Oak JREAM beer on draft for growler fills. (Do they ship those cans to anywhere in the DMV?) I'm not sure how much the cans go for at the brewery, but $20 for a 64 oz fill ($14 for 32) was enough to make me dust off a couple of growlers. I hope my wife likes blueberry.
Yada wrote:Space wrote:Yada wrote:
The Maryland Other Half Depot received a large Equilibrium can drop yesterday…
Maybe my favorite hops/haze brewery.
How is that neckbeard coming along?
I don't get this post.
Just making reference to the many beer loving neckbeards who must be making that store their second home…
Yada wrote:
The Maryland Other Half Depot received a large Equilibrium can drop yesterday…
Maybe my favorite hops/haze brewery.
Picked up some of the Equilibrium MC2. It's excellent.
Question-How come the offerings these days are mostly 16 ounce cans? I much prefer twelve ouncers.
Bagley wrote:Yada wrote:
The Maryland Other Half Depot received a large Equilibrium can drop yesterday…
Maybe my favorite hops/haze brewery.
Picked up some of the Equilibrium MC2. It's excellent.
Question-How come the offerings these days are mostly 16 ounce cans? I much prefer twelve ouncers.
Maybe the Alchemist started the trend with Heady Topper, and everyone else just fell in line? Interesting question.
If drinking alone, I'd rather have the 12 over the 16, but I find splitting a 16 with my wife is the perfect beer amount.
Edit: They had this exact discussion here:
https://www.beeradvocate.com/community/threads/16-oz-vs-12-oz-cans.615824/
Surly did it long before the Alchemist. Which is not to say that people copied Surly and not the Alchemist.
my biggest gripe with the 16 oz format is…it's a pain to get into a pint glass
you either fill it to the top and it over flows, or you have 2-3oz in a can that you have to put in the fridge/counter while it gets stale/flat/warm
Also is that marketing thing where it seems like you are getting the same amount and it's apples to apples a 6pack
so buying 4 at $16 sounds somewhat ok if a 6 packs were in the $14 range
4 x 16 = 64
6 x 12 = 72
So they are charging more for almost on beer less (2/3rds of one can to be exact)
I'm sure there is a space ratio conversion metric for this
you either fill it to the top and it over flows, or you have 2-3oz in a can that you have to put in the fridge/counter while it gets stale/flat/warm
Also is that marketing thing where it seems like you are getting the same amount and it's apples to apples a 6pack
so buying 4 at $16 sounds somewhat ok if a 6 packs were in the $14 range
4 x 16 = 64
6 x 12 = 72
So they are charging more for almost on beer less (2/3rds of one can to be exact)
I'm sure there is a space ratio conversion metric for this
lickspittle-hatch wrote:
my biggest gripe with the 16 oz format is…it's a pain to get into a pint glass
you either fill it to the top and it over flows, or you have 2-3oz in a can that you have to put in the fridge/counter while it gets stale/flat/warm
I mean, fill the glass, 1st sip from the can.
Heilung4eva wrote:lickspittle-hatch wrote:
my biggest gripe with the 16 oz format is…it's a pain to get into a pint glass
you either fill it to the top and it over flows, or you have 2-3oz in a can that you have to put in the fridge/counter while it gets stale/flat/warm
I mean, fill the glass, 1st sip from the can.
even for me…that's a big gulp
and I prefer my big gulps from a glass, so I don't spill it all over me
#drinkingproblems
lickspittle-hatch wrote:
my biggest gripe with the 16 oz format is…it's a pain to get into a pint glass
you either fill it to the top and it over flows, or you have 2-3oz in a can that you have to put in the fridge/counter while it gets stale/flat/warm
Also is that marketing thing where it seems like you are getting the same amount and it's apples to apples a 6pack
so buying 4 at $16 sounds somewhat ok if a 6 packs were in the $14 range
4 x 16 = 64
6 x 12 = 72
So they are charging more for almost on beer less (2/3rds of one can to be exact)
I'm sure there is a space ratio conversion metric for this
Space is shedding a tear of pride right now…
Heilung4eva wrote:
#drinkingproblems
me
I think the trend was actually started by Old Milwaukee or possibly Busch.
That's what I love about HF cans, all 12 oz except their helles/pils/lighter options.
That's what I love about HF cans, all 12 oz except their helles/pils/lighter options.
excellent image in that BA thread
Yada wrote:
I think the trend was actually started by Old Milwaukee or possibly Busch.
That's what I love about HF cans, all 12 oz except their helles/pils/lighter options.
Schlitz was the first one I remember
Bagley wrote:Yada wrote:
I think the trend was actually started by Old Milwaukee or possibly Busch.
That's what I love about HF cans, all 12 oz except their helles/pils/lighter options.
Schlitz was the first one I remember
Schlitz… The first beer I ever tasted probably around four year's old.
My grandpa used to keep a keg in his basement and he'd let me sip the foam!
Bagley wrote:Yada wrote:
I think the trend was actually started by Old Milwaukee or possibly Busch.
That's what I love about HF cans, all 12 oz except their helles/pils/lighter options.
Schlitz was the first one I remember
This timeline makes it look like Schlitz was first, in 1955.
http://craftcans.com/craftcanspics/cantimeline.pdf
Yada wrote:Bagley wrote:Yada wrote:
I think the trend was actually started by Old Milwaukee or possibly Busch.
That's what I love about HF cans, all 12 oz except their helles/pils/lighter options.
Schlitz was the first one I remember
Schlitz… The first beer I ever tasted probably around four year's old.
My grandpa used to keep a keg in his basement and he'd let me sip the foam!
Budweiser was my first beer, age 6 or so. My dad had a friend visiting and he let me try it. One sip, I spit it out, and didn't taste beer again for another 10 years.
in case anyone is looking to get their funk on tonight:
NIGHT OF THE LIVING ALES: PART 9 – 40 WILD & FUNKY ALES! @ Churchkey
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30TH @ 4 PM
On Wednesday, October 30th, our wildly popular and hauntingly memorable Night of the Living Ales event returns for the ninth time! Once again, we are unleashing a host of wild brews, certain to delight and astound. This year’s list will feature no less than 20 undead ales on draft. As an added bonus, we’ll offer an additional 20 bone-chilling bottles at 1/2 price!
details: https://churchkeydc.com/events/
really nice tap list, and SPACE ALERT: half-price bottled sours!
NIGHT OF THE LIVING ALES: PART 9 – 40 WILD & FUNKY ALES! @ Churchkey
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30TH @ 4 PM
On Wednesday, October 30th, our wildly popular and hauntingly memorable Night of the Living Ales event returns for the ninth time! Once again, we are unleashing a host of wild brews, certain to delight and astound. This year’s list will feature no less than 20 undead ales on draft. As an added bonus, we’ll offer an additional 20 bone-chilling bottles at 1/2 price!
details: https://churchkeydc.com/events/
really nice tap list, and SPACE ALERT: half-price bottled sours!
walrus themed beer…contender for new brew at club??
