Beer Geek Heaven: Growler List

5/10/11

Growler List

A few things have changed, so I figured an update was in order.

Dogfish Head Sahtea $26.99
The Bruery Rugbrod $17.99
Anderson Valley IPA $9.99
Oskar Blues Old Chub $7.99
Central Waters Illumination $13.99
Tripel Karmelit $23.99
Nebraska Brunette $11.99
Three Floyds Pride & Joy $7.99
Nebraska Pale Ale $11.99
New Glarus Spotted Cow $5.99

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EricMay 10, 2011 01:19 PM
Damn! Missed the Alpha King again!
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5/10/11

Growler List

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