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Today I received...

Balog

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Mar 19, 2009
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A free growler of Lucille IPA from Georgetown Brewery. They're out of their double red that I usually get and I had some credit left over from the last run (one of my co-workers goes down every Thurs to fill growlers for a bunch of us). :D

I shall report on this on the morrow.
 
Around these parts it's pretty common, especially in smaller towns and villages, for dudes to roll into the local watering hole with any kind of container they can muster, and have the 'tender fill it up to go with the brew of their choice.

I'm talking any kind of container - water jugs, old milk cartons, 3L bottles, whatever.

Yes, it's as awesome as it sounds.

:D

-K
 
Hmm, well Tustin would be on my way home from La Jolla. Only your brew would be sitting in the car for too long, as Im not positive on the days timeline. I might hit up the brewery on the way TO La Jolla so as to enjoy some delicious beer on the beach! Stone recommends finishing the growler within 24 hours of being poured for maximum freshness!
 
MatticusMania said:
Hmm, well Tustin would be on my way home from La Jolla. Only your brew would be sitting in the car for too long, as Im not positive on the days timeline. I might hit up the brewery on the way TO La Jolla so as to enjoy some delicious beer on the beach! Stone recommends finishing the growler within 24 hours of being poured for maximum freshness!

San Diego outlawed drinking on the beach a couple years ago. Heads up.
 
San Diego outlawed drinking on the beach a couple years ago. Heads up.

Thanks. A lot of places have outlawed drinking on the premises. Thats never stopped me!

How convenient :D

Growlers are about $14 for the 2L container, and another $14 to fill it up.
We may stay overnight in San Diego, though.
 
and 10.6% of pure deliciocity!

Bradley's liquor down the street from my house. They have all the good stuff. I am a regular customer now :D

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EDIT: May be a good idea to make it 4 liters. Of course, this would involve a side trip to Tustin, as well...

I am now on the prowl. Thanks for the weekend mission. Although it may turn into a goose chase here in KY, IN, OH tri-state.
 
Growlers are about $14 for the 2L container, and another $14 to fill it up.
We may stay overnight in San Diego, though.

You've given me an idea...I need to take a trip to Russian River and Stone breweries. I have been assimilated by the OC lifestyle. I need me some a dem good beers!

Ya know, back where I'm from, you can't hardly get anything but OE, St Ides and your standard beers :spit:

I am now on the prowl. Thanks for the weekend mission. Although it may turn into a goose chase here in KY, IN, OH tri-state.

If you can find it, it is definitely worth it. That was some good, good stuff man!
 
MatticusMania said:
Thanks. A lot of places have outlawed drinking on the premises. Thats never stopped me!

Growlers are about $14 for the 2L container, and another $14 to fill it up.
We may stay overnight in San Diego, though.

There was a LOT of pushback on it when it happened and it was being actively patrolled. Fines were unpleasant. Guitarist at the time got fined and he wasn't actually in possession. Just letting you know...
 
There was a LOT of pushback on it when it happened and it was being actively patrolled. Fines were unpleasant. Guitarist at the time got fined and he wasn't actually in possession. Just letting you know...

I'll definitely keep aware. Ive done a lot of drinking in places I wasnt supposed to, especially on beaches! Inconspicuous containers help! I believe w emight be hanging on a bit more, um, privatized beach as it is.