Re: Rep Retirement Lodge 198 - A New Season Begins...
Very small. You also have to know which ones to buy, and get a little lucky in getting them. Also, putting in the time to get them.
Those $150 bottles, there was a limit of 2 per person, unless you were far up enough in line to circle back and get in line again (which I did). I was about 20th in line on at 9pm Fri, and they opened up at 10am Sat. The ones I got this past Sat, tickets sold out in 5 minutes (a ticket allowed you a free pour, and the right to buy up to 4 bottles). Had to get them at the brewery, however, which is 250~ miles east of me.
There is a brewery in Iowa that usually requires you to enter into a lottery for tickets for their top beers.
It is for a small-ish market of über-snobs.
Very small. You also have to know which ones to buy, and get a little lucky in getting them. Also, putting in the time to get them.
Those $150 bottles, there was a limit of 2 per person, unless you were far up enough in line to circle back and get in line again (which I did). I was about 20th in line on at 9pm Fri, and they opened up at 10am Sat. The ones I got this past Sat, tickets sold out in 5 minutes (a ticket allowed you a free pour, and the right to buy up to 4 bottles). Had to get them at the brewery, however, which is 250~ miles east of me.
There is a brewery in Iowa that usually requires you to enter into a lottery for tickets for their top beers.