Page 315 of 353

Re: New Arrivals at LCBO & TBS

Posted: Thu Jul 11, 2019 10:14 am
by beerstodiscover
Fat Tug in cans and it's drinking very nicely right now!

I'm not sure if anyone already mentioned this, but the remaining bottles of Founders CBS have been reduced to $6.65 across the province. Quite a steal. Same with the Cascade Apricot at $16.95.

Re: New Arrivals at LCBO & TBS

Posted: Fri Jul 12, 2019 3:41 pm
by roland
beerstodiscover wrote:Remaining bottles of Founders CBS have been reduced to $6.65 across the province. Quite a steal.
Respectfully disagree. The sale started over a month ago and it seems LCBO still can't get rid of the stuff at that price. I found the CBS very good, but not great, so $6.65 is still too high for me. With the September expiry date I think a further reduction will be coming. They did that with Backwoods Bastard at $3 for a bottle. Damn, I wish that one is avaliable.

Re: New Arrivals at LCBO & TBS

Posted: Sat Jul 13, 2019 7:35 pm
by Orval_Al
roland wrote:
beerstodiscover wrote:Remaining bottles of Founders CBS have been reduced to $6.65 across the province. Quite a steal.
Respectfully disagree. The sale started over a month ago and it seems LCBO still can't get rid of the stuff at that price. I found the CBS very good, but not great, so $6.65 is still too high for me. With the September expiry date I think a further reduction will be coming. They did that with Backwoods Bastard at $3 for a bottle. Damn, I wish that one is avaliable.
Seconded. Also, they've reduced the remaining Modern Times stock to $2.45 a can. They really shouldn't even be selling those beers anymore. They're ancient.

Re: New Arrivals at LCBO & TBS

Posted: Sun Jul 14, 2019 4:00 pm
by Belgian
Orval_Al wrote:Seconded. Also, they've reduced the remaining Modern Times stock to $2.45 a can. They really shouldn't even be selling those beers anymore. They're ancient.
Ancient Times... the exciting new project offshoot from LCBO's Imperial Pale Ale division!

(Actually, can't say I've had old IPA from the LC in some time.)

Re: New Arrivals at LCBO & TBS

Posted: Sun Jul 14, 2019 4:48 pm
by JaseWescott
roland wrote:
beerstodiscover wrote:Remaining bottles of Founders CBS have been reduced to $6.65 across the province. Quite a steal.
Respectfully disagree. The sale started over a month ago and it seems LCBO still can't get rid of the stuff at that price. I found the CBS very good, but not great, so $6.65 is still too high for me. With the September expiry date I think a further reduction will be coming. They did that with Backwoods Bastard at $3 for a bottle. Damn, I wish that one is avaliable.
Image

$3 for Backwoods Bastard is a win :D

Re: New Arrivals at LCBO & TBS

Posted: Mon Jul 15, 2019 12:11 am
by sofakingdrunk
roland wrote:
beerstodiscover wrote:Remaining bottles of Founders CBS have been reduced to $6.65 across the province. Quite a steal.
Respectfully disagree. The sale started over a month ago and it seems LCBO still can't get rid of the stuff at that price. I found the CBS very good, but not great, so $6.65 is still too high for me. With the September expiry date I think a further reduction will be coming. They did that with Backwoods Bastard at $3 for a bottle. Damn, I wish that one is avaliable.

Totally wish Backwoods was a regular listing. So good

Re: New Arrivals at LCBO & TBS

Posted: Mon Jul 15, 2019 9:21 pm
by Bobsy
roland wrote:
beerstodiscover wrote:Remaining bottles of Founders CBS have been reduced to $6.65 across the province. Quite a steal.
Respectfully disagree. The sale started over a month ago and it seems LCBO still can't get rid of the stuff at that price. I found the CBS very good, but not great, so $6.65 is still too high for me. With the September expiry date I think a further reduction will be coming. They did that with Backwoods Bastard at $3 for a bottle. Damn, I wish that one is avaliable.
I bought a ridiculous amount of Backwoods when they cleared it out. Coincidentally my purchase of tylenol rose in the weeks that followed.

The LCBO should pull the remaining Modern Times stock. Old and priced a little high at the start, but its over 12 months old at this point, isn't it? Maybe the gose can hold up a little, but the pale? Its odd how they can be so strict about so many things, and then so lax about clearing out stock before it gets too old.

Re: New Arrivals at LCBO & TBS

Posted: Tue Jul 16, 2019 11:18 am
by Orval_Al
Bobsy wrote:
roland wrote:
beerstodiscover wrote:Remaining bottles of Founders CBS have been reduced to $6.65 across the province. Quite a steal.
Respectfully disagree. The sale started over a month ago and it seems LCBO still can't get rid of the stuff at that price. I found the CBS very good, but not great, so $6.65 is still too high for me. With the September expiry date I think a further reduction will be coming. They did that with Backwoods Bastard at $3 for a bottle. Damn, I wish that one is avaliable.
I bought a ridiculous amount of Backwoods when they cleared it out. Coincidentally my purchase of tylenol rose in the weeks that followed.

The LCBO should pull the remaining Modern Times stock. Old and priced a little high at the start, but its over 12 months old at this point, isn't it? Maybe the gose can hold up a little, but the pale? Its odd how they can be so strict about so many things, and then so lax about clearing out stock before it gets too old.
I've bought a few of the Fruitlands recently. It was decent, but the flavours were clearly subdued. The last one I had tasted like tart water, so I won't be buying it again. Tried the Pale Ale and it was just awful at this point. The LCBO doesn't give a shit though. Just move the product, right?! I can't imagine Modern Times would be thrilled to know first impressions for many Canadians are now based on their year-old beer.

Re: New Arrivals at LCBO & TBS

Posted: Wed Jul 17, 2019 3:28 pm
by ry_kinney
Cascade Apricot marked down to 11.85 at Cedarbrae LCBO. Other than this find today the store is one of the worst for craft selection.

Re: New Arrivals at LCBO & TBS

Posted: Thu Jul 25, 2019 9:50 am
by cratez
beerstodiscover wrote: Fat Tug in cans and it's drinking very nicely right now!
Thanks for the heads up. I went and grabbed a half case and it is indeed drinking great. Glad to see fresh(ish) cans here, as Fat Tug is one of the best WC IPAs made in Canada. Like most beers in the style, I prefer drinking this only slightly chilled – sometimes even at room temperature – as it brings out all the lovely aromatics. My guess is this current batch has another week or two to shine before the hop profile fades.

Re: New Arrivals at LCBO & TBS

Posted: Wed Aug 21, 2019 9:24 pm
by midlife crisis
cratez wrote:
beerstodiscover wrote: Fat Tug in cans and it's drinking very nicely right now!
Thanks for the heads up. I went and grabbed a half case and it is indeed drinking great. Glad to see fresh(ish) cans here, as Fat Tug is one of the best WC IPAs made in Canada. Like most beers in the style, I prefer drinking this only slightly chilled – sometimes even at room temperature – as it brings out all the lovely aromatics. My guess is this current batch has another week or two to shine before the hop profile fades.
Deleted - my mistake - Fat Tug not Fat Tire.

Re: New Arrivals at LCBO & TBS

Posted: Thu Aug 22, 2019 7:40 pm
by Belgian
Bobsy wrote:[I bought a ridiculous amount of Backwoods when they cleared it out. Coincidentally my purchase of tylenol rose in the weeks that followed...
:lol: Thanks for the chuckle, mate! I wish I had grabbed a few more myself. Consequences be damned...

Re: New Arrivals at LCBO & TBS

Posted: Sat Sep 07, 2019 9:55 am
by JaseWescott
new Raspberry Berliner Weisse @ TBS in singles that is a must pick up if you're a fan of Raspberry Uber.. called Abandoned at the Altar by Herald Haus in Stratford, ON.

Image

Re: New Arrivals at LCBO & TBS

Posted: Wed Sep 11, 2019 9:51 am
by JaseWescott

Re: New Arrivals at LCBO & TBS

Posted: Wed Sep 11, 2019 10:11 am
by cratez
JaseWescott wrote:Cigar City Jai Alai listed @ LCBO

https://www.lcbo.com/webapp/wcs/stores/ ... Xj683dFyUk
Thanks for this.

A quick update on Fat Tug - the BB February 2020 cans are drinking absolutely ridiculous (resinous with bright and juicy citrus flavours and a bone dry, solidly bitter finish) and cause one to consider whether this is the single best WC IPA in Canada and one of the best in North America as well. Should be good for another couple or few weeks so drink up while it's still fresh.