new at TBS...
Rickards IPA
Can 473 ml
Price: $2.50
new at the lcbo
BEAU'S FARM TABLE 80 SHILLING
LCBO 442525 | 600 mL bottle
SEASONAL/LIMITED QUANTITIES
Price $ 4.55
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New Arrivals at LCBO & TBS
This as well...
Whaaat? Beau's releasing beer that isn't just shy of nine bucks? I may have to get this and the 80 shilling.
BEAU'S FARM TABLE GRISETTE
LCBO 442558 | 600 mL bottle
SEASONAL/LIMITED QUANTITIES
Price $ 4.55
Whaaat? Beau's releasing beer that isn't just shy of nine bucks? I may have to get this and the 80 shilling.
BEAU'S FARM TABLE GRISETTE
LCBO 442558 | 600 mL bottle
SEASONAL/LIMITED QUANTITIES
Price $ 4.55
New
Wellington 30th Anniversary Ale
—LCBO#: 436972 | 750 mL bottle
Wellington 30th Anniversary Ale (8.2% alc./vol.)
This small-batch commemorative ale is a blend of two unique beers specially crafted to mark our 30th anniversary. We took a malt-forward ale brewed with elderberries and aged it for 3 months in Kentucky bourbon barrels. Over time this traditional English style ale develops oak and smoky vanilla notes that complement the rich malt flavours of dark fruit and raisin. We then blended this barrel-aged beer with a dry-hopped imperial golden ale infused with heather tips. This imperial golden ale contributes floral and aromatic hop flavours to create a captivating and unique beer. This beer can be enjoyed fresh or cellared for future enjoyment.
Wellington 30th Anniversary Ale
—LCBO#: 436972 | 750 mL bottle
Wellington 30th Anniversary Ale (8.2% alc./vol.)
This small-batch commemorative ale is a blend of two unique beers specially crafted to mark our 30th anniversary. We took a malt-forward ale brewed with elderberries and aged it for 3 months in Kentucky bourbon barrels. Over time this traditional English style ale develops oak and smoky vanilla notes that complement the rich malt flavours of dark fruit and raisin. We then blended this barrel-aged beer with a dry-hopped imperial golden ale infused with heather tips. This imperial golden ale contributes floral and aromatic hop flavours to create a captivating and unique beer. This beer can be enjoyed fresh or cellared for future enjoyment.
Really hope the grisette is good. That Farm Table Helles restored my faith in them a bit. It's quite good.
I picked up a Smuttynose Finest Kind at the King & Spadina LCBO today. $15 for the 6, LCBO #436725, doesn't seem to exist on the web site.
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Any dates on the bottles?Grey wrote:I picked up a Smuttynose Finest Kind at the King & Spadina LCBO today. $15 for the 6, LCBO #436725, doesn't seem to exist on the web site.
Weird. NAC specifically said this beer was not coming to the lcbo. Only the beer store.
deepeary wrote:Any dates on the bottles?Grey wrote:I picked up a Smuttynose Finest Kind at the King & Spadina LCBO today. $15 for the 6, LCBO #436725, doesn't seem to exist on the web site.
Think I'll post on NAC's FB page, asking WTF. TBS only, we were told.Grey wrote:I picked up a Smuttynose Finest Kind at the King & Spadina LCBO today. $15 for the 6, LCBO #436725, doesn't seem to exist on the web site.
I mentioned this beer at my local Beer Store when returning bottles the other day, and I laughed a bit at the clerk's reply:zane9 wrote:Think I'll post on NAC's FB page, asking WTF. TBS only, we were told.Grey wrote:I picked up a Smuttynose Finest Kind at the King & Spadina LCBO today. $15 for the 6, LCBO #436725, doesn't seem to exist on the web site.
'Nuf said.That doesn't sound like the kind of beer we'd carry.
NAC says: "It is a beer store brand and is shipping out one depot at a time. It has an Lcbo number as it is also an Lcbo combination/ Beer store brand. This brand shouldn't be available in conventional Lcbo's"
zane9 wrote:Think I'll post on NAC's FB page, asking WTF. TBS only, we were told.Grey wrote:I picked up a Smuttynose Finest Kind at the King & Spadina LCBO today. $15 for the 6, LCBO #436725, doesn't seem to exist on the web site.
The contradictory spin coming from NAC makes me skeptical about anything they have to say. "Conventional Lcbo's" means what?spinrsx wrote:NAC says: "It is a beer store brand and is shipping out one depot at a time. It has an Lcbo number as it is also an Lcbo combination/ Beer store brand. This brand shouldn't be available in conventional Lcbo's"
I think it's really funny that some LC stores will put out a product asap and others you'll see they'll have stock of a product for a few days and you'll go in looking for it, only to be told they are too lazy to bring it out because it's tucked in the back.
King & Spadina not a conventional lcbo I guess? 
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Tucked in the back for days? It's weeks around these parts. Bungling releases like Smuttynose IPA is becoming the norm.DeMarco wrote:I think it's really funny that some LC stores will put out a product asap and others you'll see they'll have stock of a product for a few days and you'll go in looking for it, only to be told they are too lazy to bring it out because it's tucked in the back.
Shelving the 12-packs of Molson Canadian is the priority.Beer'n'gin wrote:Tucked in the back for days? It's weeks around these parts. Bungling releases like Smuttynose IPA is becoming the norm.