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post Dec 20 2006, 01:10 AM
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Does Triple J (formerly Hub City) sell their beer bottled? My friend is wanting to find out so she can perhaps take some to a friend back home.
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post Jan 8 2007, 07:40 PM
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QUOTE (TTUAthleticTrainer @ Dec 20 2006, 02:10 AM) *
Does Triple J (formerly Hub City) sell their beer bottled? My friend is wanting to find out so she can perhaps take some to a friend back home.

Texas law makes the distribution of beer from a brewpub illegal.


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post Jan 9 2007, 02:10 PM
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QUOTE (dauss @ Jan 8 2007, 07:40 PM) *
Texas law makes the distribution of beer from a brewpub illegal.


so how can growlers be legal then?
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post Jan 9 2007, 09:13 PM
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QUOTE (cupcake @ Jan 9 2007, 03:10 PM) *
so how can growlers be legal then?

Because it’s not distributed. When I mean distributed its anything that you see on the shelves at a liquor store. Before it hits the shelves, it was sold to the store by a distributor or wholesaler (such as Glazer's), and before that it was bought directly from the winery/brewery/distillery (yay for that wonderful three tier system BS).

Can you buy a growler of beer from a Texas brewpub at the liquor store? No.

Most of those TABC laws are messed up. Such as not being able to buy beer at a brewery is Texas. How stupid is that? You can go to Rahr and Sons in Fort Worth and do a free tour (or skip it and drink 3 pints), and they give you samples for free, because it’s illegal for them to charge for beer. Sure, you're thinking "free beer", what’s so bad about that? The bad part is that whatever free samples you are getting, they're for sale or are going to be on sale at the store.

I live in Colorado now, and I find myself at Bristol Brewing Company quite often. They have about 6 beers that they regularly brew, bottle, keg, and distribute. On top of that, they have well over a dozen other beers that will be on-tap only, never make it to bottles, and never get distributed. This gives the brewer's some flexibility in what they want to make, and sell it at the brewery, or eventually become a part of their regular lineup. So it gives you the best of both worlds, being able to try their beers, even though you might not live in the same state, and go to the brewery and try their other offerings to see how well they can make other beers.


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