Dogfish Head & PJ20

capthowdy1027

The Fish Finder is so pointless. No matter what beer I select the only thing it pulls up is the local distributer for this area. I know of multiple stores and resteraunts that carry DFH near me but it doesn't show any of them.

BudT

PJRock75 wrote:

Has ANYONE been able to find some in New York???

My buddy owns a bar and talked to his rep at the distributor. I don"t think the SKU# has been accepted by NY yet.

pjsteelerfan

I'm in Maryland- and all the stores I've been too said maybe the end of this week, most likely next week

jambayleaf

Would love to have a bottle of this in Iowa. Anybody willing to pick up an extra bottle?

cbrunelle783

I haven't found it anywhere yet in Mass.

MG79478

jamminpearls wrote:

it might be the most normal Dogfish beer made besides lawnmower.

I'm guessing that you haven't had a lot of dogfish beer then. They have quite a few "normal" type beers, some are frequently available (like my antonia), and some are brewpub exclusives (like wet hop American summer). I'll grant you that lawnmower is the closest thing to Coors Lite, but I surely hope that a mass produced lite beer isn't your definition of normal.

ComeToTX

lame...

Sorry Texans, we've been informed by the Texas Alcohol Beverage Commission that it is illegal to list retail outlets in the Lone Star State on our Fish Finder. Even though we continue to sell Dogfish beers in Texas, we cannot tell you where. So sorry - cheers.

capthowdy1027

MG79478 wrote:

jamminpearls wrote:

it might be the most normal Dogfish beer made besides lawnmower.

I'm guessing that you haven't had a lot of dogfish beer then. They have quite a few "normal" type beers, some are frequently available (like my antonia), and some are brewpub exclusives (like wet hop American summer). I'll grant you that lawnmower is the closest thing to Coors Lite, but I surely hope that a mass produced lite beer isn't your definition of normal.

Judging by the amount of Bud Lights and Coors sold I think that is considered "normal" beer. People like me and you that go for the crazy craft beers, we are the minority. I can't get any of my Bud Light drinking friends to like anything that's not considered normal.

Porchsitter

ComeToTX wrote:

lame...

Sorry Texans, we've been informed by the Texas Alcohol Beverage Commission that it is illegal to list retail outlets in the Lone Star State on our Fish Finder. Even though we continue to sell Dogfish beers in Texas, we cannot tell you where. So sorry - cheers.

Not as lame as not being able to buy beer on Sundays in Georgia. God, I can't wait to vote this stupid law out.

Evensteven

Porchsitter wrote:

ComeToTX wrote:

lame...

Sorry Texans, we've been informed by the Texas Alcohol Beverage Commission that it is illegal to list retail outlets in the Lone Star State on our Fish Finder. EvIen though we continue to sell Dogfish beers in Texas, we cannot tell you where. So sorry - cheers.

Not as lame as not being able to buy beer on Sundays in Georgia. God, I can't wait to vote this stupid law out.

Very lame. I would even be happy if grocery stores were just allowed to sell on Sundays. The biggest opponent is the restaurants. They will lose some business.

jamminpearls

MG79478 wrote:

jamminpearls wrote:

it might be the most normal Dogfish beer made besides lawnmower.

I'm guessing that you haven't had a lot of dogfish beer then. They have quite a few "normal" type beers, some are frequently available (like my antonia), and some are brewpub exclusives (like wet hop American summer). I'll grant you that lawnmower is the closest thing to Coors Lite, but I surely hope that a mass produced lite beer isn't your definition of normal.

I go to brewery and brew pub 2-3 times a year for the last 3 yrs. I'm about as familiar with dogfish as anyone can be. I'd say i've had about 90% of what they offer,so i'd say u are in correct. My Antonia is light in color but deff has a non normal beer taste to it. If and when u get a chance to try it i'm sure you'll understand.

MG79478

capthowdy1027 wrote:

MG79478 wrote:

jamminpearls wrote:

it might be the most normal Dogfish beer made besides lawnmower.

I'm guessing that you haven't had a lot of dogfish beer then. They have quite a few "normal" type beers, some are frequently available (like my antonia), and some are brewpub exclusives (like wet hop American summer). I'll grant you that lawnmower is the closest thing to Coors Lite, but I surely hope that a mass produced lite beer isn't your definition of normal.

Judging by the amount of Bud Lights and Coors sold I think that is considered "normal" beer. People like me and you that go for the crazy craft beers, we are the minority. I can't get any of my Bud Light drinking friends to like anything that's not considered normal.

I can't consider massed produced lite beer a "normal" beer, when I don't even consider it beer.

Porchsitter

Evensteven wrote:

Porchsitter wrote:

ComeToTX wrote:

lame...

Sorry Texans, we've been informed by the Texas Alcohol Beverage Commission that it is illegal to list retail outlets in the Lone Star State on our Fish Finder. EvIen though we continue to sell Dogfish beers in Texas, we cannot tell you where. So sorry - cheers.

Not as lame as not being able to buy beer on Sundays in Georgia. God, I can't wait to vote this stupid law out.

Very lame. I would even be happy if grocery stores were just allowed to sell on Sundays. The biggest opponent is the restaurants. They will lose some business.

I would be fine with that. It makes a helluva lot more sense to be able to purchase from the grocery store and drink in your own home rather than having to drive to the nearest restaurant, having a few and then drive home.

Evensteven

jamminpearls wrote:

MG79478 wrote:

jamminpearls wrote:

it might be the most normal Dogfish beer made besides lawnmower.

I'm guessing that you haven't I had a lot of dogfish beer then. They have quite a few "normal" type beers, some are frequently available (like my antonia), and some are brewpub exclusives (like wet hop American summer). I'll grant you that lawnmower is the closest thing to Coors Lite, but I surely hope that a mass produced lite beer isn't your definition of normal.

I go to brewery and brew pub 2-3 times a year for the last 3 yrs. I'm about as familiar with dogfish as anyone can be. I'd say i've had about 90% of what they offer,so i'd say u are in correct. My Antonia is light in color but deff has a non normal beer taste to it. If and when u get a chance to try it i'm sure you'll understand.

I don't think we should use "normal". Maybe craft vs. mass produced. It's like comparing food at a chain restaurant to that local place with great food. But just like trstaurants craft breweries can be hit miss. Sometimes it's worth the extra money, sometimes it's not.

MG79478

jamminpearls wrote:

I go to brewery and brew pub 2-3 times a year for the last 3 yrs. I'm about as familiar with dogfish as anyone can be.

Sure... because there is so many reasons to return to the brewery 2-3 times a year. Anyone who has been to both the brewery and brewpub knows that. I'm sure you’re more familiar than those of us who have been going there since they've opened.

jamminpearls wrote:

I'd say i've had about 90% of what they offer,so i'd say u are in correct.

Surely in 6-9 total trips there, you have tried 90% of what they offer!?!?! Anyone who has been there knows how limited the brewpub exclusives are. Are you including in your calculation collaborations, beers on cask, and house specialties such as randall?

jamminpearls wrote:

My Antonia is light in color but deff has a non normal beer taste to it.

No self respecting beer connoisseur would make such a vague and uneducated comment like that. I think the non-normal beer taste you are referring to is called hops. Oh, and it’s a hazy orange color. I guess you have never had it?

jamminpearls wrote:

If and when u get a chance to try it i'm sure you'll understand.

Why don’t you know that My Antonia is part of their bottle conditioned series, and is widely available throughout the country? Although the bottle conditioned series is generally not found on draft at the brewpub, they did have it for a brief period this summer. It was a nice surprise. I’ve also had the Birra del Borgo brewery collaboration version that was imported from Italy.

Evensteven

Let's keep the posts positive and help each other locate this beer.

Cheers.

elvistheking44

Evensteven wrote:

Let's keep the posts positive and help each other locate this beer.

Cheers.

Agreed.......

on2legs

Beer nerd alert!

Stardog3..

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Suave.27 wrote:

Hello Guys! I just wanted everyone to know that I am talking to a store here in Ohio that is waiting on getting their allotment. He said that they'll get it in either on a Tuesday (I called today and they didn't get it in) or a Friday around 1:30 pm. He gave me his actual number to check in both those days before it hits the floor. Basically, what I'm getting at is that if you don't have the capability to get one- let me know and I'll get some friends to go with me and pick one up. Have a good one!

you just ordered 100 pm's.



while you are at the andersons, can you pick up some canolli's for dessert. thanks