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My brother used to live in Charlottesville so I have been able to check out some of the sites. Charlottesville has a great downtown pedestrian mall on Main street in the center of town. It is filled with some great bars and restaurants including a great dumpling place and an outdoor...

The boulder killer penguin and boulevard bourbon barrel quad look good

I still have a couple punkin left and can get any of those dfh. I'm def interested in the j.w. Lees harvest ale if they still have that at the bottle shop.

I have been drinking lots of pumpkin ale lately so I'm not really interested in more. I get dark horse and two handed here but I only get their normal beers. I'm a fan of heavy handed ipa, would you be able to get heavier handed ipa?

Hey, I've never tried new glarus so I would definitely be interested in trying some. I can def find some more dfh for you. I can find: They're year round: 60 min, 90 min, Burton baton, India brown ale, Midas touch, Palo Santo, raison d'etra Seasonals: festina peche, tweason'ale, maybe others...

Yea, it's my favorite because it's a pumpkin beer that I could drink every day, any mood. It's very well balanced without being boring. It's a shame it sells out so quick

I'm interested in the old horizontal and old stock ale., what kind of beers are you looking for? I'm from Philly and can get plenty of good stuff like DFH, RR sours, etc. I also have some beers cellared, though I don't have that many. Just let me know what you're looking for and I'll let you...

Nugget nectar is only brewed in the spring so is not super fresh. But it's the freshest your going to get until next spring. It's pretty rare to still find it available this late in the year around here so the chances of finding it again this year are slim.

No we don't get that out here. I have a case of dogfish head punkin ale and can get weyerbacher imperial pumpkin, southern tier pumking, Fegley brew works devious imperial pumpkin and more.

Just picked up a case of dogfish head punkin ale before they all sold out. Let me know what your willing to trade

I am looking to trade for something rare that I can't find on the east coast. I would love to get some Three Floyds (Dark Lord or Zombie Dust), CBS, Weyerbacher Brewer's Select, Weyerbacher Anniversary 10, 11, 12, or 15, barleywines, aged beers, etc. I am open to any offers. I can get plenty of...

Recently Updated Just started cellaring a few weeks ago, but here's what I've got: 2 - 2008 Flying Dog Horn Dog (Got a case of this for $35) 1 - 2009 Weyerbacher Fourteen 1 - Weyerbacher Sixteen 1 - Bells Third Coast Old Ale 3 - Homebrewed Belgian Tripels 1 - Weyerbacher Quad 1 - Firestone...

Nice! I'd go with the top three colors.

Have you tried bottling with Buckwheat Honey? I have a jar and I love the flavor of it. I know some people say it has a barnyard taste, but I have never tasted this, just molasses. Just wondering if it works well and comes out with a good taste? I am making an American Pale Ale.

I know it's pretty late to be replying but do you still have the Riserva? I can get my hands on several Russian River including Sanctification and maybe some rarer DFH.

Let me know if you still have any left. I live in the Philly area so I can get most beers. I can get any DFH in season, a bunch of different Russian River including Supplication, most Weyerbacher including insanity, and some Lost Abbey and Port Brewing. Since I am in Philly I can a ton of other...

I can trade you a Russian River Sanctification, Consecration, Damnation, Supplication, or Redemption for a KBS if you still have one left. PM if you are interested.

I live just outside of Philly and I am also interested in the wort chiller and one of the kegs. Would you be willing to meet me halfway if I throw in a couple bottles of homebrewed IPA?

I know this thread is a bit old, but I just picked up some buckwheat honey from Whole Foods. I know they have some stores down in FL. It really wasn't too expensive but it tastes great. I can't wait to use it in a beer, it tastes very dark, almost like molasses.