Some beers just have unfinished business on this earth and can't pass on to that big redemption center in the sky just yet. We have a few ghost beers haunting our shelves. The "deadest" beer on our shelves right now hails from the now defunct Pennichuck brewery: Saint Florian Dopplebock Lager 2008. For whatever reason, I was able to order some more of this beer even after the brewery closed their doors.
Another ghost, and this one is "pun-y" for sure, is from Rogue: Double Dead Guy 2008. It's twice as dead and just as collectible. I've got some in my personal collection and am stoked for it to mature.
One last one - Stone is just releasing their 2010 Imperial Russian Stout tomorrow, but I still have those creepy 12oz bottles of the 2008 release, the ones that were originally done for the Japanese market. Come in tomorrow afternoon and grab two brews, two years apart and taste the ghastly goodness!
These beers have all been stored properly and are ready to drink or cellar further. Don't miss out on the chance to fulfill these beers and let them "pass on" to the other side.
(Ok, I know it got a little weird, but thanks for sticking with me.)
Cheers,
Jeff
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Thursday, April 29, 2010
Friday, August 14, 2009
Fall is coming to the Beer Room early...
Oktoberfest and Pumpkin beers have started to line our shelves as the breweries anticipate our ever-changing seasonal-influenced beverage needs. In-house now:
+ Pennichuck "The Big O" Oktoberfest 22oz
+ Smuttynose Pumpkin 6 packs
+ Gritty McDuff Halloween 6 packs
+ Beck's Oktoberfest
+ Spaten Oktoberfest
And more to come soon.
Prost!
Jeff
+ Pennichuck "The Big O" Oktoberfest 22oz
+ Smuttynose Pumpkin 6 packs
+ Gritty McDuff Halloween 6 packs
+ Beck's Oktoberfest
+ Spaten Oktoberfest
And more to come soon.
Prost!
Jeff
Thursday, August 6, 2009
One new one...
New:
+ Pennichuck Rust-Wagen Unfiltered Wheat 22oz
Got a tasting coming up with Otter Creek...details to follow soon!
Cheers,
Jeff
+ Pennichuck Rust-Wagen Unfiltered Wheat 22oz
Got a tasting coming up with Otter Creek...details to follow soon!
Cheers,
Jeff
Friday, May 22, 2009
New Additions to the Collection
Another edition of "What we added to our Beer Room." It doesn't ever get old! I love having this much space to add beers, but I gotta say, we're running out of room! I keep saying we're going to have to start hanging the beer from the ceiling.
+ Pennichuck Chief's Imperial IPA 22oz
+ Stone 2009 Imperial Russian Stout 22oz
+ Allagash Confluence 2009 (Super Limited)
+ Allagash Victor 2009 (Brewed w/ Cabernet grapes instead of Pinot Noir)
+ Allagash Victoria 2009 (w/ Chardonnay grapes)
+ Gritty McDuff's "21" IPA 6 packs
+ Rogue Capt. Sig's Deadliest Ale 22oz (India Red Ale)
For the Allagash offerings, we've amassed some verticals, so I've put stickers on the vintages that aren't dated clearly on the labels. We've done this to provide you with an awesome opportunity to try multiple years of the same brew at different ages. We've got lots of other precious vintage goodies tucked away in our "Beer Cave" that we'll be releasing periodically starting later this year. I'll definately post on here when I re-release things.
Got more goodies coming next week! I'll let you know what shows up when it's in-house, but I'll give you a hint: it's from Belgium!
Cheers,
Jeff
+ Pennichuck Chief's Imperial IPA 22oz
+ Stone 2009 Imperial Russian Stout 22oz
+ Allagash Confluence 2009 (Super Limited)
+ Allagash Victor 2009 (Brewed w/ Cabernet grapes instead of Pinot Noir)
+ Allagash Victoria 2009 (w/ Chardonnay grapes)
+ Gritty McDuff's "21" IPA 6 packs
+ Rogue Capt. Sig's Deadliest Ale 22oz (India Red Ale)
For the Allagash offerings, we've amassed some verticals, so I've put stickers on the vintages that aren't dated clearly on the labels. We've done this to provide you with an awesome opportunity to try multiple years of the same brew at different ages. We've got lots of other precious vintage goodies tucked away in our "Beer Cave" that we'll be releasing periodically starting later this year. I'll definately post on here when I re-release things.
Got more goodies coming next week! I'll let you know what shows up when it's in-house, but I'll give you a hint: it's from Belgium!
Cheers,
Jeff
Friday, March 6, 2009
Wow...new beers are serious!
It's been a really good day for Vermont in the beer department. I stayed late last night making room for all the new goodies that were coming in today, and I was still late leaving today. Man...there's a lot of new goodies. So here's the skinny, ya:
+ De Struise (Belgium): "Black Albert" Royal Belgian Stout 11.2oz (The only 24 bottles available for retail sale in the state.) SOLD OUT! (Sorry...)
+ Dieu du Ciel! (Montreal): Péché Mortel, Denière Volenté, Route des Épices, Rosée d'Hibiscus, Corne du Diable (single 12oz)
+ Southern Tier (NY): Unearthly Imperial IPA 22oz, Hoppe Imperial Extra Pale Ale 22oz, IPA 6 packs, Phin & Matt 6 packs, Hop Sun Wheat Ale 6 packs, Variety 12 pack
+ Isle of Skye "Black Cuillin"
+ Weihenstephaner (Germany): Original lager 500mL and 6pk, Hefeweissbier 500mL and 6pk, Kristallweissbier 500mL, Hefeweissbier dunkel 500mL
+ Greene King/Morland Brewery (England): Ruddle's County 16.9oz, Abbot Ale 4pk cans, Wexford Irish Cream-stlye Ale 4pk cans, The Tanner's Jack 6 packs, Old Speckled Hen 4pk cans and 16.9oz
+ Pennichuck (NH): Saint Florian Dopplebock Lager 1 liter, Engine No. 5 Irish Red Ale 6 packs
Back in stock:
+ Brooklyn Black Chocolate Stout 6 packs (Limited number, reserve some soon.)
+ Flying Dog Garde Dog 6 packs
+ North Coast Old Rasputin 4 packs
+ Pennichuck Backdraft Chocolate Porter 22oz
+ Hook & Ladder Golden and Brown Ale 6 packs
And we received a shipment of Arran Blonde and Dark from Scotland, but unfortunately they were past their code (out of date) so they had to go back. Bummer. Hopefully we'll get some fresh beer from them soon.
Ok, I think I got them all. Come and get it!
Cheers,
Jeff
+ De Struise (Belgium): "Black Albert" Royal Belgian Stout 11.2oz (The only 24 bottles available for retail sale in the state.) SOLD OUT! (Sorry...)
+ Dieu du Ciel! (Montreal): Péché Mortel, Denière Volenté, Route des Épices, Rosée d'Hibiscus, Corne du Diable (single 12oz)
+ Southern Tier (NY): Unearthly Imperial IPA 22oz, Hoppe Imperial Extra Pale Ale 22oz, IPA 6 packs, Phin & Matt 6 packs, Hop Sun Wheat Ale 6 packs, Variety 12 pack
+ Isle of Skye "Black Cuillin"
+ Weihenstephaner (Germany): Original lager 500mL and 6pk, Hefeweissbier 500mL and 6pk, Kristallweissbier 500mL, Hefeweissbier dunkel 500mL
+ Greene King/Morland Brewery (England): Ruddle's County 16.9oz, Abbot Ale 4pk cans, Wexford Irish Cream-stlye Ale 4pk cans, The Tanner's Jack 6 packs, Old Speckled Hen 4pk cans and 16.9oz
+ Pennichuck (NH): Saint Florian Dopplebock Lager 1 liter, Engine No. 5 Irish Red Ale 6 packs
Back in stock:
+ Brooklyn Black Chocolate Stout 6 packs (Limited number, reserve some soon.)
+ Flying Dog Garde Dog 6 packs
+ North Coast Old Rasputin 4 packs
+ Pennichuck Backdraft Chocolate Porter 22oz
+ Hook & Ladder Golden and Brown Ale 6 packs
And we received a shipment of Arran Blonde and Dark from Scotland, but unfortunately they were past their code (out of date) so they had to go back. Bummer. Hopefully we'll get some fresh beer from them soon.
Ok, I think I got them all. Come and get it!
Cheers,
Jeff
Friday, December 12, 2008
New
New Arrivals:
+ Brooklyn Black Chocolate Stout '08/'09 6 packs
+ N'ice Chouffe 750mL
+ Samuel Smith Winter Welcome
+ St. Peter's Winter Ale
+ Wychwood Bah Humbug!
+ Maredsous Blonde (formerly "6")
+ Berkshire Brewing Company Holidale
+ Pennichuck "Pompier" Barleywine
+ North Coast Organic "Cru D'or" and Organic "Old Plowshare Stout" 4 packs
+ Mickey's Big Mouth "Fine Malt Liquor" 6 packs
+ Bud Light 7 oz 6 packs
Super Deals:
+ Heineken 7oz 6 packs $3.69 +dep.
+ Gritty's Vacationland 6 packs $3.69 +dep.
+ Narragansett Bock 6 packs $3.99
(While supplies last. Prices subject to change at any time without notice.)
+ Brooklyn Black Chocolate Stout '08/'09 6 packs
+ N'ice Chouffe 750mL
+ Samuel Smith Winter Welcome
+ St. Peter's Winter Ale
+ Wychwood Bah Humbug!
+ Maredsous Blonde (formerly "6")
+ Berkshire Brewing Company Holidale
+ Pennichuck "Pompier" Barleywine
+ North Coast Organic "Cru D'or" and Organic "Old Plowshare Stout" 4 packs
+ Mickey's Big Mouth "Fine Malt Liquor" 6 packs
+ Bud Light 7 oz 6 packs
Super Deals:
+ Heineken 7oz 6 packs $3.69 +dep.
+ Gritty's Vacationland 6 packs $3.69 +dep.
+ Narragansett Bock 6 packs $3.99
(While supplies last. Prices subject to change at any time without notice.)
Wednesday, December 10, 2008
Reserve yours now!
Hey Folks,
Just got the tip from Scott at G.Housen that there's going to be some more new goodies coming in next week that are super limited. If you give us a call (802-655-2620) by Sunday 5pm, we can put your name down with your wish list and will do our very best to get some for you.
Here's what's coming:
- N'ice Chouffe 750mL
- Berkshire Brewing Company "Holidale" barley wine ale 22oz
- Pennichuck Pompier Barley wine ale 1 liter
- Anchor Brewing Christmas Ale 1.5 liter magnums (6 packs are already sold out and these are going fast)
Keep in mind that Holiday ales sell out quickly, so if there's others you'd like to add on your order, just let us know.
Thanks!
Just got the tip from Scott at G.Housen that there's going to be some more new goodies coming in next week that are super limited. If you give us a call (802-655-2620) by Sunday 5pm, we can put your name down with your wish list and will do our very best to get some for you.
Here's what's coming:
- N'ice Chouffe 750mL
- Berkshire Brewing Company "Holidale" barley wine ale 22oz
- Pennichuck Pompier Barley wine ale 1 liter
- Anchor Brewing Christmas Ale 1.5 liter magnums (6 packs are already sold out and these are going fast)
Keep in mind that Holiday ales sell out quickly, so if there's others you'd like to add on your order, just let us know.
Thanks!
Tuesday, November 25, 2008
Did you know it's almost Thanksgiving?
In case you thought the whole US skipped Thanksgiving and went to the much more lucrative day signifying the official holiday gift-buying scramble, also known as Black Friday, a way to "stimulate the economy," we didn't. We'll be open on Thursday, but only from 10am-1pm, but Redemption Center will be closed.
And before you reach for a cheap bottle of red and white for the table (I know we're all on a budget), consider this: You could down-grade your wine purchase and pick from the usual "Macro-wine makers," things with animal, mineral or vegetables on the labels and get what you pay for, OR you could consider reaching for a more expensive bottle of beer. Think about it. Average bottle cost for "inexpensive, but tasty" wine is $10-12 for a 750mL bottle. For less than $10/750mL, you could get an "expensive and delicious" bottle of beer. You could be drinking entry level wine for the same price as super-premium, luxury beer.
So if I've piqued your attention, here's some suggestions for the typical Thanksgiving table, vegetarians and omnivores included.
+ Belgian Saison ales are a go-to. They have light, airy carbonation and are naturally spicy from the yeast. A perfect match for the stuffings, the roasted potatoes, and anything else made with the usual herbs and spices. Try Brasserie Dupont's Saison (Belg.) or North Coast "Le Merle" saison (CA).
+ Lambic fruit beers are great on tables that use a lot of fruit glazes (cranberries, cherries, etc) and won't overpower the bird/tofurky. Try St. Louis Framboise (raspberry, a touch more sweet) or Kriek (cherry, a touch more sour). This is a great beer for the people who say they don't like any beers. Also, they're killer with cheesecakes.
+ Want something not from Belgium? You want light, crisp, but with character. North Coast Scrimshaw Pils (CA), Southhampton Altbier (MA), Castelain Biere de Garde (France).
Not a fan of light beers? There's still hope. Skip the after-dinner coffee and check out a hearty stout or porter with dessert. Hapoon's Leviathan Baltic Porter (MA/VT), and Pennichuck's Pozharnik Espresso Stout (NH) are two great beer stand-in's for the bitter black brew called coffee. Just don't add the cream and sugar.
Cheers and Happy drinking!
Jeff
And before you reach for a cheap bottle of red and white for the table (I know we're all on a budget), consider this: You could down-grade your wine purchase and pick from the usual "Macro-wine makers," things with animal, mineral or vegetables on the labels and get what you pay for, OR you could consider reaching for a more expensive bottle of beer. Think about it. Average bottle cost for "inexpensive, but tasty" wine is $10-12 for a 750mL bottle. For less than $10/750mL, you could get an "expensive and delicious" bottle of beer. You could be drinking entry level wine for the same price as super-premium, luxury beer.
So if I've piqued your attention, here's some suggestions for the typical Thanksgiving table, vegetarians and omnivores included.
+ Belgian Saison ales are a go-to. They have light, airy carbonation and are naturally spicy from the yeast. A perfect match for the stuffings, the roasted potatoes, and anything else made with the usual herbs and spices. Try Brasserie Dupont's Saison (Belg.) or North Coast "Le Merle" saison (CA).
+ Lambic fruit beers are great on tables that use a lot of fruit glazes (cranberries, cherries, etc) and won't overpower the bird/tofurky. Try St. Louis Framboise (raspberry, a touch more sweet) or Kriek (cherry, a touch more sour). This is a great beer for the people who say they don't like any beers. Also, they're killer with cheesecakes.
+ Want something not from Belgium? You want light, crisp, but with character. North Coast Scrimshaw Pils (CA), Southhampton Altbier (MA), Castelain Biere de Garde (France).
Not a fan of light beers? There's still hope. Skip the after-dinner coffee and check out a hearty stout or porter with dessert. Hapoon's Leviathan Baltic Porter (MA/VT), and Pennichuck's Pozharnik Espresso Stout (NH) are two great beer stand-in's for the bitter black brew called coffee. Just don't add the cream and sugar.
Cheers and Happy drinking!
Jeff
Friday, November 21, 2008
New Today
Real quick:
+ Stone Double Bastard 2008 22oz and 3 liters!!!! (CA)
+ Fuller's Vintage Ale 2008 (England)
+ Pennichuck (NH) Ginger Pilsner, IPA, "Pail Ale," & Schwarzbier 220z's, and Ponzharnik (Espresso vanilla stout aged in whiskey barrels), Scottish Ale 1 liters
+ Smuttynose Big Beer Series Scotch Ale 22oz (NH)
+ Harpoon 100 Barrel Series Rauchfetzen 22oz (VT/MA)
+ Harpoon Leviathan Series Baltic Porter 4 packs (VT/MA)
+ Farnum Hill Extra Dry Sparkling Cider 750mL and a limited series one too! (NH)
And CHAUCER'S Meade (England) is back in VT! Both the standard and the Raspberry mead. Located below the cider section on the left as you head towards the beer room.
+ Stone Double Bastard 2008 22oz and 3 liters!!!! (CA)
+ Fuller's Vintage Ale 2008 (England)
+ Pennichuck (NH) Ginger Pilsner, IPA, "Pail Ale," & Schwarzbier 220z's, and Ponzharnik (Espresso vanilla stout aged in whiskey barrels), Scottish Ale 1 liters
+ Smuttynose Big Beer Series Scotch Ale 22oz (NH)
+ Harpoon 100 Barrel Series Rauchfetzen 22oz (VT/MA)
+ Harpoon Leviathan Series Baltic Porter 4 packs (VT/MA)
+ Farnum Hill Extra Dry Sparkling Cider 750mL and a limited series one too! (NH)
And CHAUCER'S Meade (England) is back in VT! Both the standard and the Raspberry mead. Located below the cider section on the left as you head towards the beer room.
Wednesday, September 10, 2008
Things to Come and Things That Came
I spoke with the head beer buying honcho at G-Housen (Scott) today about all things to come and I have some updates for you. Bullet-point style, of course!
And lastly, I'd like to announce officially that we've started a beer cellar and will be aging various vintage-dated gems to be re-released at later points in time. I know this doesn't do anyone much good right now, but you'll be thanking us in a year or so!
Cheers,
Jeff
- Stone is releasing more Vertical Epic 2008 fairly soon.
- Erdinger Oktoberfest Weizen is coming in later this week, but a 6pk, not a 5oomL as previously announced.
- Rogue Double Dead Guy, Old Crustacean Barley Wine Ale and Imperial IPA are all due in this week.
- Stoudts (PA) and Victory (PA) are both finishing up the final paper work and delivery will be within three weeks or so.
- Pennichuck Brewing (NH) is going through it's final label approval with the state.
- Stone Double Bastard will probably be released closer to Thanksgiving.
- Specialty glassware will be made available to us (and therefore you) within the next couple of weeks. (I'm personally really excited about this!)
- G-Housen is wrapping up talks with B-United Imports and will be bringing in Japanese craft beers, more European offerings and possibly sakés in the near future. No ETA yet though.
- More Smuttynose (NH) bombers are coming! Very, very soon.
- Bear Republic (CA) is on the horizon. As is Southern Tier (NY).
And lastly, I'd like to announce officially that we've started a beer cellar and will be aging various vintage-dated gems to be re-released at later points in time. I know this doesn't do anyone much good right now, but you'll be thanking us in a year or so!
Cheers,
Jeff
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