Post by tombizzle88 on Nov 18, 2014 17:10:33 GMT
Season's Greetings Fellow Brewminati!
As we mentioned in group emails and discussed at the November meeting, we will be doing our X-Mas Craft Beer Exchange. The rules are simple, and the more people we get involved the better it will be.
To recap, members wanting to participate are asked to bring at least 12 of the same beers! (we will start with 12 until we start to have a few more members join, then the minimum will be bumped up.) The reason we ask that you bring the same beers is so that everyone who participates will leave with 12 separate beers to take home and enjoy this holiday season, or whenever. This thread should also serve as a "sign up sheet" with the brand you intend to bring. This way other members will try not to step on each others toes, so to speak, and accidentally bring the same beer. If, lets say, two people really want to bring a New Belgium style, those two members should communicate and determine who will bring what. For example, if someone wants to bring Accumulation, then another should bring Abbey, or whatever the case may be. Simple Enough?!
The point of this is to bring to the table beers other members may not have had the chance to try, or perhaps something you are particularly fond of that you want to share with the group.
This can be cans or bottles!!
HO-HO-HO!
As we mentioned in group emails and discussed at the November meeting, we will be doing our X-Mas Craft Beer Exchange. The rules are simple, and the more people we get involved the better it will be.
To recap, members wanting to participate are asked to bring at least 12 of the same beers! (we will start with 12 until we start to have a few more members join, then the minimum will be bumped up.) The reason we ask that you bring the same beers is so that everyone who participates will leave with 12 separate beers to take home and enjoy this holiday season, or whenever. This thread should also serve as a "sign up sheet" with the brand you intend to bring. This way other members will try not to step on each others toes, so to speak, and accidentally bring the same beer. If, lets say, two people really want to bring a New Belgium style, those two members should communicate and determine who will bring what. For example, if someone wants to bring Accumulation, then another should bring Abbey, or whatever the case may be. Simple Enough?!
The point of this is to bring to the table beers other members may not have had the chance to try, or perhaps something you are particularly fond of that you want to share with the group.
This can be cans or bottles!!
HO-HO-HO!
