oasisfan35 wrote:What year are those BCSs?
Not old. Maybe 4 months old or so.
oasisfan35 wrote:What year are those BCSs?
dimejinky99 wrote: Hang on I check on my Grindr
Ah, had 'em for the first time this year; may have one today while watching the snow but plan on keeping the last of the four-pack for a while.@SkitchP wrote:oasisfan35 wrote:What year are those BCSs?
Not old. Maybe 4 months old or so.
Chris_H_2 wrote:I gotta say, I'm not a huge fan of the Dragon's Milk.
dimejinky99 wrote: Hang on I check on my Grindr
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The Koko Brown is outstanding, especially on tap - but it's great out of the bottle as well.vegman wrote:I've been on a brown ale kick and had a couple of Brooklyn Browns last night and really enjoyed them. Next up is the Koko Brown from Kona Brewing. Anyone try this one? I've never tried anything brewed with coconut before.
(Grand Rapids, MI) – History has repeated itself over and over again. Got tickets to an in-demand beer event and hope to sell them through an online-ticketing service? Chances are that service is going to crash…as it did today. This time it was Brown Paper Tickets and the in-demand event is next month’s Founders Brewing’s Kentucky Breakfast Stout (KBS) release.
Last year’s release was marred by issues stemming from too many people standing in line for the limited amount of beer available. Founders pledged to rectify the issues by going to an online ticketing system. The brewery aimed to brew 3x the amount this year so a lot of tickets had to have been made available.
But as Ticket Master, Live Nation and others have proven, they are no match for a surge of thirsty beer drinkers. Per Brown Paper Tickets:
Yikes! We messed up. Our servers went into maintenance as higher than normal ticket sales spiked on our site this morning. As a result, our support center is also backed up with calls to help customers through the problem. Our dev team is working feverishly to get things up and running. We apologize for the inconvenience this has caused you and thank you for your patience.
Founders Brewing had to do its own share of damage control.
We are aware of the issue that many of you are having/had with the KBS release tickets this morning. We have used Brown Paper Tickets for ticketing service in the past and were assured multiple times that their servers could handle whatever traffic we might bring their way. We are actively looking into this issue. Please accept our apologies while we investigate further. Stay tuned…
Complaints surfaced in the usual places and, as of 1:15pm EST, tickets had sold out.
Can businesses running high-demand beer events rely on any of these ticket providers for a smooth sale or is it time to get creative?
I was able to get a ticket. Honestly, going through the hell of the 10 Club sales in the past and the F5 helped me navigate through the process.B wrote:Looks like Founders is using Pearl Jam's ticketing software.
http://beerpulse.com/2013/02/beer-fans- ... s-release/
(Grand Rapids, MI) – History has repeated itself over and over again. Got tickets to an in-demand beer event and hope to sell them through an online-ticketing service? Chances are that service is going to crash…as it did today. This time it was Brown Paper Tickets and the in-demand event is next month’s Founders Brewing’s Kentucky Breakfast Stout (KBS) release.
Last year’s release was marred by issues stemming from too many people standing in line for the limited amount of beer available. Founders pledged to rectify the issues by going to an online ticketing system. The brewery aimed to brew 3x the amount this year so a lot of tickets had to have been made available.
But as Ticket Master, Live Nation and others have proven, they are no match for a surge of thirsty beer drinkers. Per Brown Paper Tickets:
Yikes! We messed up. Our servers went into maintenance as higher than normal ticket sales spiked on our site this morning. As a result, our support center is also backed up with calls to help customers through the problem. Our dev team is working feverishly to get things up and running. We apologize for the inconvenience this has caused you and thank you for your patience.
Founders Brewing had to do its own share of damage control.
We are aware of the issue that many of you are having/had with the KBS release tickets this morning. We have used Brown Paper Tickets for ticketing service in the past and were assured multiple times that their servers could handle whatever traffic we might bring their way. We are actively looking into this issue. Please accept our apologies while we investigate further. Stay tuned…
Complaints surfaced in the usual places and, as of 1:15pm EST, tickets had sold out.
Can businesses running high-demand beer events rely on any of these ticket providers for a smooth sale or is it time to get creative?
Is this you Mr. Rail Road?doug rr wrote:Pliny the Younger is being tapped at my local pub tomorrow..each person only gets 1 pint
Chris_H_2 wrote:The mother-in-law bought me a case of Zombie Dust for my birthday. I may reconsider whether I like her or not.
dimejinky99 wrote: Hang on I check on my Grindr
vegman wrote:Picked up some Torpedo for the first time in a while. IMO, definitely the best IPA for the price.
dimejinky99 wrote: Hang on I check on my Grindr
I guess I should have added... and available in Western NY.@SkitchP wrote:vegman wrote:Picked up some Torpedo for the first time in a while. IMO, definitely the best IPA for the price.
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pretty close but I'm a tad bit thinner....btw, really good beer but the elder is still better..Chris_H_2 wrote:Is this you Mr. Rail Road?doug rr wrote:Pliny the Younger is being tapped at my local pub tomorrow..each person only gets 1 pint
http://instagram.com/p/VzSwWUHHvX/