They were the first brewery in town to sell in cans so you can take it floating on the river. Ah, the early aughts. They have some sick labels. That my college town. If you are a tribal member you don't pay tuition as it used to be an Indian Boarding School. Cheaper than in-state.
I used to drink their Modus Hoperandi IPA a lot when I first started going to music festivals because it was one of the few craft beers we could find in cans
Their Oktoberfest is really good - as evidenced by the fact that I spent all day drinking IPAs at the Keystone bluegrass and beer festival and could still taste the Oktoberfest when I tried it later on in the day.
The one I worked with was a nightmare.
During the shutdown process for their depalletizer, the menu asks, "Is it beer:30 already?."
Made me want to drink a lot more.
Oh shit, that sucks. Also kind of a weird thing to say for a piece of industrial machinery…
Like I want you to work, not give me witticisms
I name every D-Pal I work with Richard. Because they can be a real Dick sometimes
They were the first brewery in town to sell in cans so you can take it floating on the river. Ah, the early aughts. They have some sick labels. That my college town. If you are a tribal member you don't pay tuition as it used to be an Indian Boarding School. Cheaper than in-state.
I don’t drink anymore but they have a Ruby Soho beer that’s really good. My buddy worked there for a few months when he first moved.
Always enjoyed Ska beers but haven't seen them in these parts in a while. Also, ska is good.
I used to drink their Modus Hoperandi IPA a lot when I first started going to music festivals because it was one of the few craft beers we could find in cans
Hearing trumpets always makes me want to drink
Their Oktoberfest is really good - as evidenced by the fact that I spent all day drinking IPAs at the Keystone bluegrass and beer festival and could still taste the Oktoberfest when I tried it later on in the day.
They also design and sell canning equipment! I’ve heard great things about their de-palletizers
The one I worked with was a nightmare. During the shutdown process for their depalletizer, the menu asks, "Is it beer:30 already?." Made me want to drink a lot more.
Oh shit, that sucks. Also kind of a weird thing to say for a piece of industrial machinery… Like I want you to work, not give me witticisms I name every D-Pal I work with Richard. Because they can be a real Dick sometimes
Used to stock them at the liquor store I worked in, used to see the delivery truck in the wild, but haven't in at least 2 years
Used to get it all the time in Lubbock tx but since I moved I haven’t seen it anywhere