Belly up to the Bar (aka The Post Whorin' Thread)

[marko138]

Originally Posted by t-rock

Coffee at the beach? Too bad you didn't have some mexican beers with you for the beach.

Bro...I had plenty of beers. None Mexican though.

[t-homo]

Originally Posted by marko138

Bro...I had plenty of beers. None Mexican though.

Whatever works for ya.

[marko138]

Originally Posted by t-rock

Whatever works for ya.

I had a rack of Sierra Nevada Pale Ale, a rack of Sam Adams Boston Lager, and a 6 each of Drifter Pale Ale and Leinenkugel Sunset Wheat.

[Rider]

Originally Posted by marko138

I had a rack of Sierra Nevada Pale Ale, a rack of Sam Adams Boston Lager, and a 6 each of Drifter Pale Ale and Leinenkugel Sunset Wheat.

Are you a Costco member? A case of SNAPLE is only $23 right now.

[marko138]

Originally Posted by Rider

Are you a Costco member? A case of SNAPLE is only $23 right now.

I am not...and even if I was it wouldn't get me any beer. Can't sell it in grocery stores in PA. Yes, PA sucks.

[Rider]

Originally Posted by marko138

I am not...and even if I was it wouldn't get me any beer. Can't sell it in grocery stores in PA. Yes, PA sucks.

So where do you get your beer? A state controlled "package" store?

[marko138]

Originally Posted by Rider

So where do you get your beer? A state controlled "package" store?

We can only buy beer at a distributor (case or more, nothing less) or a bar (6 or 12 packs). Wine and booze has to come from the State store.

However, Wegmans (a high end grocery store) side stepped the law and now sells 6 and 12's in their grocery store. They claim to be a restuarant and have the restaurant section roped off...there for it's seperate from a grocery store.

They just started selling beer about a month ago. And believe me when I say it took them YEARS to get that through the legislature. There's A SHIT TON of opposition to selling beer in grocery stores in this state.

[t-homo]

Grocery stores, gas stations, liquor stores. Pretty much anywhere that sells anything.

Is PA as strict on beer laws as oklahoma?

In OK, not sales after a certain time (much earlier than MO's 1:30 AM), no sales on monday. Has to be 3.2 % alcohol or lower in order to be refridgerated.

[Adeptus_Minor]

Originally Posted by marko138

I had a rack of Sierra Nevada Pale Ale, a rack of Sam Adams Boston Lager, and a 6 each of Drifter Pale Ale and Leinenkugel Sunset Wheat.

I am finding that Sierra Nevada Pale Ale works very nicely for me with the recent heat wave.
I haven't even missed my usual Dos Equis Lager yet.


(and no, Rider... I didn't make it to Costco to get mine. I picked up a 12 at the grocery store yesterday. I might get a case when I hit Costco next week)