After going to three stores I finally found a brewery from Oregon: 10 barrel brewing company out of bend, Oregon. I ll let you guys know how it is.
They recently opened a brewpub in Denver. Won't be going. As was mentioned above that they are owned by AB Inbev.
as in anaheiser busch?! (spelling is probably bad) so this was a popular beer before the take over?
Yes and yes AB Inbev is a Belgian company. In the last 6 years they have bought up at least 8 well known craft breweries. Including Goose Island, Elysian, and Devils Backbone. They are no longer considered "craft breweries" by the Brewers Association.
Goose Island March 2011 Blue Point Brewing Feb. 2014 10 Barrel Brewing Nov. 2014 Elysian Brewing Jan. 2015 Golden Road Brewing Sept. 2015 Breckenridge Brewing Dec. 2015 Four Peaks Brewing Dec. 2015 Devil’s Backbone Brewing April 2016
goose island too (which I love)? wtf. And here I was all excited that I found an Oregon IPA all the way in New Jersey. Damn.
Yeah, I still can't believe Goose Island sold out....you can definitely tell the difference in some of the beers now that they are being brewed at the big AB plants instead of the original brewery. Green Line Pale Ale especially.....that stuff is almost undrinkable at this point. The only nice thing is that they still do small batch beers at the original brewery here in Chicago.
After going to three stores I finally found a brewery from Oregon: 10 barrel brewing company out of bend, Oregon. I ll let you guys know how it is.
They recently opened a brewpub in Denver. Won't be going. As was mentioned above that they are owned by AB Inbev.
as in anaheiser busch?! (spelling is probably bad) so this was a popular beer before the take over?
Yes and yes AB Inbev is a Belgian company. In the last 6 years they have bought up at least 8 well known craft breweries. Including Goose Island, Elysian, and Devils Backbone. They are no longer considered "craft breweries" by the Brewers Association.
Goose Island March 2011 Blue Point Brewing Feb. 2014 10 Barrel Brewing Nov. 2014 Elysian Brewing Jan. 2015 Golden Road Brewing Sept. 2015 Breckenridge Brewing Dec. 2015 Four Peaks Brewing Dec. 2015 Devil’s Backbone Brewing April 2016
goose island too (which I love)? wtf. And here I was all excited that I found an Oregon IPA all the way in New Jersey. Damn.
A clue to look for is a previously unknown brewery from far away suddenly showing up in all your beer stores and and on bar/restaurant taplines. Such as Lagunitas suddenly being everywhere. That's because they are part of Heineken.
I feel like Lagunitas was already pretty huge even before they sold out to Heineken...
After going to three stores I finally found a brewery from Oregon: 10 barrel brewing company out of bend, Oregon. I ll let you guys know how it is.
They recently opened a brewpub in Denver. Won't be going. As was mentioned above that they are owned by AB Inbev.
as in anaheiser busch?! (spelling is probably bad) so this was a popular beer before the take over?
Yes and yes AB Inbev is a Belgian company. In the last 6 years they have bought up at least 8 well known craft breweries. Including Goose Island, Elysian, and Devils Backbone. They are no longer considered "craft breweries" by the Brewers Association.
Goose Island March 2011 Blue Point Brewing Feb. 2014 10 Barrel Brewing Nov. 2014 Elysian Brewing Jan. 2015 Golden Road Brewing Sept. 2015 Breckenridge Brewing Dec. 2015 Four Peaks Brewing Dec. 2015 Devil’s Backbone Brewing April 2016
goose island too (which I love)? wtf. And here I was all excited that I found an Oregon IPA all the way in New Jersey. Damn.
A clue to look for is a previously unknown brewery from far away suddenly showing up in all your beer stores and and on bar/restaurant taplines. Such as Lagunitas suddenly being everywhere. That's because they are part of Heineken.
I feel like Lagunitas was already pretty huge even before they sold out to Heineken...
They were big but not as big as they are now Thanks to Heineken having 50% ownership. I still drink them on occasion but there are so many more choices out there that they are often a last resort for me.
After going to three stores I finally found a brewery from Oregon: 10 barrel brewing company out of bend, Oregon. I ll let you guys know how it is.
They recently opened a brewpub in Denver. Won't be going. As was mentioned above that they are owned by AB Inbev.
as in anaheiser busch?! (spelling is probably bad) so this was a popular beer before the take over?
Yes and yes AB Inbev is a Belgian company. In the last 6 years they have bought up at least 8 well known craft breweries. Including Goose Island, Elysian, and Devils Backbone. They are no longer considered "craft breweries" by the Brewers Association.
Goose Island March 2011 Blue Point Brewing Feb. 2014 10 Barrel Brewing Nov. 2014 Elysian Brewing Jan. 2015 Golden Road Brewing Sept. 2015 Breckenridge Brewing Dec. 2015 Four Peaks Brewing Dec. 2015 Devil’s Backbone Brewing April 2016
goose island too (which I love)? wtf. And here I was all excited that I found an Oregon IPA all the way in New Jersey. Damn.
A clue to look for is a previously unknown brewery from far away suddenly showing up in all your beer stores and and on bar/restaurant taplines. Such as Lagunitas suddenly being everywhere. That's because they are part of Heineken.
I feel like Lagunitas was already pretty huge even before they sold out to Heineken...
They were big but not as big as they are now Thanks to Heineken having 50% ownership. I still drink them on occasion but there are so many more choices out there that they are often a last resort for me.
Yeah same with me. Lagunitas IPA and Lil' Sumpin Sumpin are always a solid choice when you can't find anything else.
After going to three stores I finally found a brewery from Oregon: 10 barrel brewing company out of bend, Oregon. I ll let you guys know how it is.
They recently opened a brewpub in Denver. Won't be going. As was mentioned above that they are owned by AB Inbev.
as in anaheiser busch?! (spelling is probably bad) so this was a popular beer before the take over?
Yes and yes AB Inbev is a Belgian company. In the last 6 years they have bought up at least 8 well known craft breweries. Including Goose Island, Elysian, and Devils Backbone. They are no longer considered "craft breweries" by the Brewers Association.
Goose Island March 2011 Blue Point Brewing Feb. 2014 10 Barrel Brewing Nov. 2014 Elysian Brewing Jan. 2015 Golden Road Brewing Sept. 2015 Breckenridge Brewing Dec. 2015 Four Peaks Brewing Dec. 2015 Devil’s Backbone Brewing April 2016
goose island too (which I love)? wtf. And here I was all excited that I found an Oregon IPA all the way in New Jersey. Damn.
A clue to look for is a previously unknown brewery from far away suddenly showing up in all your beer stores and and on bar/restaurant taplines. Such as Lagunitas suddenly being everywhere. That's because they are part of Heineken.
I feel like Lagunitas was already pretty huge even before they sold out to Heineken...
They were big but not as big as they are now Thanks to Heineken having 50% ownership. I still drink them on occasion but there are so many more choices out there that they are often a last resort for me.
you are telling me one of my favorite craft beers is half owned by heineken?! this is nuts. i'm sticking to mgd.
but it does make sense on why an oregon beer was found in new jersey.
After going to three stores I finally found a brewery from Oregon: 10 barrel brewing company out of bend, Oregon. I ll let you guys know how it is.
They recently opened a brewpub in Denver. Won't be going. As was mentioned above that they are owned by AB Inbev.
as in anaheiser busch?! (spelling is probably bad) so this was a popular beer before the take over?
Yes and yes AB Inbev is a Belgian company. In the last 6 years they have bought up at least 8 well known craft breweries. Including Goose Island, Elysian, and Devils Backbone. They are no longer considered "craft breweries" by the Brewers Association.
Goose Island March 2011 Blue Point Brewing Feb. 2014 10 Barrel Brewing Nov. 2014 Elysian Brewing Jan. 2015 Golden Road Brewing Sept. 2015 Breckenridge Brewing Dec. 2015 Four Peaks Brewing Dec. 2015 Devil’s Backbone Brewing April 2016
goose island too (which I love)? wtf. And here I was all excited that I found an Oregon IPA all the way in New Jersey. Damn.
A clue to look for is a previously unknown brewery from far away suddenly showing up in all your beer stores and and on bar/restaurant taplines. Such as Lagunitas suddenly being everywhere. That's because they are part of Heineken.
I feel like Lagunitas was already pretty huge even before they sold out to Heineken...
They were big but not as big as they are now Thanks to Heineken having 50% ownership. I still drink them on occasion but there are so many more choices out there that they are often a last resort for me.
you are telling me one of my favorite craft beers is half owned by heineken?! this is nuts. i'm sticking to mgd.
but it does make sense on why an oregon beer was found in new jersey.
Please don't drink MGD!!! That tastes like metal! LOL.
The Heineken thing was a bummer for Lagunitas. I'm pretty sure Lagunitas still runs all their own operations though...their beers aren't being brewed at Heineken plants or anything like that I don't think.
After going to three stores I finally found a brewery from Oregon: 10 barrel brewing company out of bend, Oregon. I ll let you guys know how it is.
They recently opened a brewpub in Denver. Won't be going. As was mentioned above that they are owned by AB Inbev.
as in anaheiser busch?! (spelling is probably bad) so this was a popular beer before the take over?
Yes and yes AB Inbev is a Belgian company. In the last 6 years they have bought up at least 8 well known craft breweries. Including Goose Island, Elysian, and Devils Backbone. They are no longer considered "craft breweries" by the Brewers Association.
Goose Island March 2011 Blue Point Brewing Feb. 2014 10 Barrel Brewing Nov. 2014 Elysian Brewing Jan. 2015 Golden Road Brewing Sept. 2015 Breckenridge Brewing Dec. 2015 Four Peaks Brewing Dec. 2015 Devil’s Backbone Brewing April 2016
goose island too (which I love)? wtf. And here I was all excited that I found an Oregon IPA all the way in New Jersey. Damn.
A clue to look for is a previously unknown brewery from far away suddenly showing up in all your beer stores and and on bar/restaurant taplines. Such as Lagunitas suddenly being everywhere. That's because they are part of Heineken.
I feel like Lagunitas was already pretty huge even before they sold out to Heineken...
They were big but not as big as they are now Thanks to Heineken having 50% ownership. I still drink them on occasion but there are so many more choices out there that they are often a last resort for me.
you are telling me one of my favorite craft beers is half owned by heineken?! this is nuts. i'm sticking to mgd.
but it does make sense on why an oregon beer was found in new jersey.
Please don't drink MGD!!! That tastes like metal! LOL.
The Heineken thing was a bummer for Lagunitas. I'm pretty sure Lagunitas still runs all their own operations though...their beers aren't being brewed at Heineken plants or anything like that I don't think.
They aren't It's a 50/50 partnership. Lagunitas still controls their operations. Here's another one for you... Oskar Blues owns Cigar City in Florida and Perrin in Michigan.
After going to three stores I finally found a brewery from Oregon: 10 barrel brewing company out of bend, Oregon. I ll let you guys know how it is.
They recently opened a brewpub in Denver. Won't be going. As was mentioned above that they are owned by AB Inbev.
as in anaheiser busch?! (spelling is probably bad) so this was a popular beer before the take over?
Yes and yes AB Inbev is a Belgian company. In the last 6 years they have bought up at least 8 well known craft breweries. Including Goose Island, Elysian, and Devils Backbone. They are no longer considered "craft breweries" by the Brewers Association.
Goose Island March 2011 Blue Point Brewing Feb. 2014 10 Barrel Brewing Nov. 2014 Elysian Brewing Jan. 2015 Golden Road Brewing Sept. 2015 Breckenridge Brewing Dec. 2015 Four Peaks Brewing Dec. 2015 Devil’s Backbone Brewing April 2016
goose island too (which I love)? wtf. And here I was all excited that I found an Oregon IPA all the way in New Jersey. Damn.
A clue to look for is a previously unknown brewery from far away suddenly showing up in all your beer stores and and on bar/restaurant taplines. Such as Lagunitas suddenly being everywhere. That's because they are part of Heineken.
I feel like Lagunitas was already pretty huge even before they sold out to Heineken...
They were big but not as big as they are now Thanks to Heineken having 50% ownership. I still drink them on occasion but there are so many more choices out there that they are often a last resort for me.
you are telling me one of my favorite craft beers is half owned by heineken?! this is nuts. i'm sticking to mgd.
but it does make sense on why an oregon beer was found in new jersey.
Please don't drink MGD!!! That tastes like metal! LOL.
The Heineken thing was a bummer for Lagunitas. I'm pretty sure Lagunitas still runs all their own operations though...their beers aren't being brewed at Heineken plants or anything like that I don't think.
They aren't It's a 50/50 partnership. Lagunitas still controls their operations. Here's another one for you... Oskar Blues owns Cigar City in Florida and Perrin in Michigan.
Cigar City is awesome....I drank a bunch of their stuff when I was in Florida last year. Really good beers.
After going to three stores I finally found a brewery from Oregon: 10 barrel brewing company out of bend, Oregon. I ll let you guys know how it is.
They recently opened a brewpub in Denver. Won't be going. As was mentioned above that they are owned by AB Inbev.
as in anaheiser busch?! (spelling is probably bad) so this was a popular beer before the take over?
Yes and yes AB Inbev is a Belgian company. In the last 6 years they have bought up at least 8 well known craft breweries. Including Goose Island, Elysian, and Devils Backbone. They are no longer considered "craft breweries" by the Brewers Association.
Goose Island March 2011 Blue Point Brewing Feb. 2014 10 Barrel Brewing Nov. 2014 Elysian Brewing Jan. 2015 Golden Road Brewing Sept. 2015 Breckenridge Brewing Dec. 2015 Four Peaks Brewing Dec. 2015 Devil’s Backbone Brewing April 2016
goose island too (which I love)? wtf. And here I was all excited that I found an Oregon IPA all the way in New Jersey. Damn.
A clue to look for is a previously unknown brewery from far away suddenly showing up in all your beer stores and and on bar/restaurant taplines. Such as Lagunitas suddenly being everywhere. That's because they are part of Heineken.
I feel like Lagunitas was already pretty huge even before they sold out to Heineken...
They were big but not as big as they are now Thanks to Heineken having 50% ownership. I still drink them on occasion but there are so many more choices out there that they are often a last resort for me.
you are telling me one of my favorite craft beers is half owned by heineken?! this is nuts. i'm sticking to mgd.
but it does make sense on why an oregon beer was found in new jersey.
Please don't drink MGD!!! That tastes like metal! LOL.
The Heineken thing was a bummer for Lagunitas. I'm pretty sure Lagunitas still runs all their own operations though...their beers aren't being brewed at Heineken plants or anything like that I don't think.
I haven't had a mgd since my junior year of high school lol. (95)
Not a fan of the joe IPA. Yuck. Nasty after taste.
Funny, I think the same about their Apocalypse IPA.
I think AB trolled several Oregon breweries to see who would sell out. Word was the 10 Barrel guys were schmucks already and went for it. I just go two blocks past it to Sunriver brewing if I'm on foot. Everyone out east will see Deschutes showing up more, but they're ligit. They're opening a brewing facility in VA and should be in all 50 pretty soon. Gary Fish who owns Deschutes said he gets offers all the time to sell out.
Can beer be sent through usps? I think it would be cool if we created six packs of local brews and exchanged.
I've shipped to at least half a dozen board members. Just don't tell them whats in it.
yes, he has!
living in this fucking church controlled state, I can't get ANY beer or liquor sent to me legally
If I had known then what I know now...
Vegas 93, Vegas 98, Vegas 00 (10 year show), Vegas 03, Vegas 06
VIC 07
EV LA1 08
Seattle1 09, Seattle2 09, Salt Lake 09, LA4 09
Columbus 10
EV LA 11
Vancouver 11
Missoula 12
Portland 13, Spokane 13
St. Paul 14, Denver 14
After going to three stores I finally found a brewery from Oregon: 10 barrel brewing company out of bend, Oregon. I ll let you guys know how it is.
They recently opened a brewpub in Denver. Won't be going. As was mentioned above that they are owned by AB Inbev.
as in anaheiser busch?! (spelling is probably bad) so this was a popular beer before the take over?
Yes and yes AB Inbev is a Belgian company. In the last 6 years they have bought up at least 8 well known craft breweries. Including Goose Island, Elysian, and Devils Backbone. They are no longer considered "craft breweries" by the Brewers Association.
Goose Island March 2011 Blue Point Brewing Feb. 2014 10 Barrel Brewing Nov. 2014 Elysian Brewing Jan. 2015 Golden Road Brewing Sept. 2015 Breckenridge Brewing Dec. 2015 Four Peaks Brewing Dec. 2015 Devil’s Backbone Brewing April 2016
goose island too (which I love)? wtf. And here I was all excited that I found an Oregon IPA all the way in New Jersey. Damn.
Yeah, I still can't believe Goose Island sold out....you can definitely tell the difference in some of the beers now that they are being brewed at the big AB plants instead of the original brewery. Green Line Pale Ale especially.....that stuff is almost undrinkable at this point. The only nice thing is that they still do small batch beers at the original brewery here in Chicago.
Inbev does this to acquire DISTRIBUTION! I forgot that Blue Point got gobbled up by them too.
Also the sour sisters from GI are all still delicious. Give them a try and age them if you can. The Bourbon Barrel beers are still great too.
Can beer be sent through usps? I think it would be cool if we created six packs of local brews and exchanged.
I've shipped to at least half a dozen board members. Just don't tell them whats in it.
yes, he has!
living in this fucking church controlled state, I can't get ANY beer or liquor sent to me legally
Tennessee?
Communist China
seriously?
Utard.
If I had known then what I know now...
Vegas 93, Vegas 98, Vegas 00 (10 year show), Vegas 03, Vegas 06
VIC 07
EV LA1 08
Seattle1 09, Seattle2 09, Salt Lake 09, LA4 09
Columbus 10
EV LA 11
Vancouver 11
Missoula 12
Portland 13, Spokane 13
St. Paul 14, Denver 14
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I still drink them on occasion but there are so many more choices out there that they are often a last resort for me.
but it does make sense on why an oregon beer was found in new jersey.
The Heineken thing was a bummer for Lagunitas. I'm pretty sure Lagunitas still runs all their own operations though...their beers aren't being brewed at Heineken plants or anything like that I don't think.
It's a 50/50 partnership.
Lagunitas still controls their operations.
Here's another one for you...
Oskar Blues owns Cigar City in Florida and Perrin in Michigan.
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living in this fucking church controlled state, I can't get ANY beer or liquor sent to me legally
Vegas 93, Vegas 98, Vegas 00 (10 year show), Vegas 03, Vegas 06
VIC 07
EV LA1 08
Seattle1 09, Seattle2 09, Salt Lake 09, LA4 09
Columbus 10
EV LA 11
Vancouver 11
Missoula 12
Portland 13, Spokane 13
St. Paul 14, Denver 14
One of my favorites. Enjoyed this one a couple days ago
Also the sour sisters from GI are all still delicious. Give them a try and age them if you can. The Bourbon Barrel beers are still great too.
Vegas 93, Vegas 98, Vegas 00 (10 year show), Vegas 03, Vegas 06
VIC 07
EV LA1 08
Seattle1 09, Seattle2 09, Salt Lake 09, LA4 09
Columbus 10
EV LA 11
Vancouver 11
Missoula 12
Portland 13, Spokane 13
St. Paul 14, Denver 14