Canned Craft Beer Exchange.

I'll try to find some Terrapin or Red Brick in cans but alas I don't believe they are available.

You from Athens?

i would be interested, except for two things. at this point, i have just enough money to get a few groceries and a fill my tank to get there. don't think i'll be able to splurge on any extra beers. besides, i'm from richmond so anything of interest will probably already be there, lol.

i dont see either Legends or Hardywood on the vendors list. that seems like a mistake, if they want to highlight local beers

www.hardywood.com/
www.legendbrewing.com/

keep it coming.

Any ideas for meets.
I was thinking after Furthur each night
At HIGH noon
or both
Better ideas?

High noon, lunchtime beer swap! I will not be able to vouch for my condition post-further on any given night.

Anybody in Car Camping want a second car camping pass so you can stretch out. Ill take Canned Craft beers in exchange for the car Campng pass.

Joined proboards specifically for this post....I'd love to trade some heady cans. I'm planning on bringing some Long Trail, Harpoon ipa, Red Hook ipa, Sierra Nevada Pale, and maybe some 6 point. Down to trade for anything equally tasty!

I posted this in another thread the other day, but here's the stash:



The only one that's from Pennsylvania is the Sly Fox Pils. We wanted not only cans, but sessionable, to reduce risk of overdoing it. The Pils and the Bitter American are sessionable, the black IPA and the Dale's, not so much.

We have many great and award-winning breweries in PA, including Troegs, Victory, Sly Fox, Yards and Full Pint to name a few. The only ones I know of that can are Sly Fox and Old Forge in Danville. Old Forge is just okay, but they're inexpensive and the cans are tall boys, so there's that. I thought about bringing some, but the only varieties they sell around here are the APA and the IPA, and we already had that covered.

Here in central PA (WE ARE!), we have three or four brew-pubs within driving distance, including Otto's, which is a block and a half from my house. That's not always a great thing, but it sure is nice to drink craft beer with relative impunity knowing you don't have to drive. They also bottle, so takeout is in effect. They're not really that incredible either, but certainly serviceable and affordable, particularly for us Pub Club members. We generally keep a sixtel in our kegerator at all times.

I'm conditioning a west coast style red that I made as we speak, too. The good news is it should be ready by Thursday, the bad news is it's in glass bottles. Never saw what the use of an aluminum growler was until  now. I think maybe I'll mosey on down to the pub and grab one real quick so at least a few of you can have a sample.

The camping pass offer is certainly tempting, although I'm not willing to part with $50 worth of my beer...

Yup. Gonna do some creative packing. I'm 6' and 325. There's no way 2 cases ( me & the wife) is gonna hold me over. Liquor makes me mean, too. One way or another, something's got to give.

I forgot to mention that I'm also bring some white grape hooch and some cranberry hooch that I made. I brewed them in their juice bottles, so any searchers will just think it's juice. 

Anyone looking for beers they haven't had before and will be in Charlottesville I recommend stopping by "Beer Run" downtown. worth the trip for craft beer lovers. (and don't miss the back room imports)