I was wondering if anyone staying in town park would be interested in bringing beers that aren’t distributed very far from your area to telluride. I have enjoyed trying different beers and am intrigued to see what others enjoy from their local breweries. If anyone is interested I can bring pretty much any beer from Minnesota or Wisconsin. :cheers
I’m not staying in Town park, we are at Illium, but will be bringing a large variety of local brews from the Ok/AR/TX region, including Prairie, American Solera, COOP, and Jester King. Would love to trade share, and swap brews with you!! I’d bring anything you’d want for some New Glarus!!! I used to live outside Eagle River WI, so many good brews! Tell me a style or two you prefer and I’ll bring you a sixer or mixer. I plan on bringing a few growlers, and a large variety of Oklahoma beers. We get to T-Ride on Saturday the 10th, maybe we could hang pre fest,.
I’m sure we can find a time to meet up at before the fest as of now I plan on being to town on Sunday. Let me know if there is anything you want from new glarus as I will be at the brewery on the 26th. Also look into August Schell brewing they have been around for 150+ years and they don’t distribute out very far. I like IPAs the most and stouts and porters are my least favorite. I’m Always up for a good sour
I’m in. There’s about 20 breweries easy driving distance from Manitou Springs so narrowing it down might be a fun challenge.
I’ve noticed that I look at maps of where breweries are located when I travel for work. There are far less breweries in Minnesota then there are in other states. I’ll bring a couple cases of different 6 packs I just want to bring beers in the style you guys want. I’ll take a look at the breweries in that area and let you know if there is anything that grabs my attention
Me in a nutshell. I will definitely have a wide variety of Montana beers in Town Park. If you bring a sour or good German style beer up to Camp Run a Muck, I’d be happy to swap you for anything I bring plus a shot of the infamous frog.
I’ve had to cut down on my alcohol consumption due to a bleeding ulcer, but I wouldn’t mind if you’d bring a six pack of Mai-Bock and I’ll pay you for it. :cheers
I work for one of New Mexico’s most awarded craft brewers Marble Brewery and I will definitely have a selection of Marble for sampling at Kamp Duk Tape. We can 4 classic styles, and I’ll have some of all of them. Please stop by, introduce yourself, and have a beer. We will be easy to find, I promise! :cheers
I’ll see if I can find you a six pack I believe the mai-bock is a seasonal
we’ll be bringing some tasty New England brews and would be happy to share … it’s a long thirsty road trip from NH …
we’ll be camping in Town Park starting june 10 … last time someone suggested meeting outside Town Park for a beer swap, but that didn’t w*rk very well … vaguely remember folks without TP passes might be able to visit TP before wednesday ? the older i get, the vaguer my thinky thingy gets …
we try to bring cans to festivals but might make exceptions depending on what these breweries have available:
http://treehousebrew.com/beers/
https://www.lawsonsfinest.com/beers/
http://hillfarmstead.com/ancestral-series/
https://alchemistbeer.com/
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That last one on that list reminded me of one of my quotes:
“I’m convinced that beer was invented by an alchemist because my abs of steel have turned to lead.” :cheers
:lol
we try to bring cans to festivals but might make exceptions depending on what these breweries have available:
http://treehousebrew.com/beers/
https://www.lawsonsfinest.com/beers/
http://hillfarmstead.com/ancestral-series/
https://alchemistbeer.com/
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That last one on that list reminded me of one of my quotes:
“I’m convinced that beer was invented by an alchemist because my abs of steel have turned to lead.” Cheers
LOL
The beers from the Alchemist Brewery in VT are absolutely outstanding! The Heady Topper has achieved cult like status across New England but several of the others are great too. My son gave me an assorted case for my birthday recently. Raised him right! :cheers
I’m all in for a bottle swap, share meet up. I don’t mind if its in TP but I won’t be able to get in after Wednesday. I’m at Illium. I’d be down to meet anywhere though. These are the breweries I’ll be bringing selections from Oklahoma Brewers. Mostly COOP, Prairie, Marshall, Dead Armadillo, and Anthem. But heres the list of Breweries I can get locally, if anyone has specific requests:https://www.ratebeer.com/breweries/oklahoma/36/213/ . I’ll be bringing a large assortment, mostly IPA’s and Sours, with a few fun stouts, and americanized pale ales. We’ll be in town on the 10th, and any day pre-festival is good for us, except weds. we hope to make it to a hotsprings. :wave
I love beer. EPIC brewery here in UT is putting out some tasty brew. The Saison, Brainless on peaches Belgian Style, and a canned Mexican style lager are beers I’d be proud to share.
I love beer :cheers
Kara!
Have you tried their Big Bad Baptist? That was a fav this winter! :thumbsup
Bevin, glad you got a job at Marble, wasnt very excited about a cooler of Natty Lts!
Todd, swing by TP anytime during pre fest. There is always something going on!
4 weeks, 2 hours and zero minutes until splash down! :sunshine
Tom I asked at the local liquor store about the miabock from schells and there’s is a maifest and as I thought it is a seasonal that they have stopped brewing for the year. Summit brewing is distributed fatter out and they have a maibock if that is what you’d prefer. I can still get either as of today but was told the maifest will be gone soon
I’ll see what I can do. I haven’t seen any where I’m living now, so they may not be sipping it this far.
What the heck are you talking 'bout, dude? That stuff is both Natural and Light!
That’s true, however … there’s much more excitement revolving around a possible camp sponsorship from NM’s hottest new craft brewery!! 
You probably already know this, but there are some very nice brews available at Telluride Brewing Company and they have a decent taproom. Last year was our first year at TBF and visiting the brewery was on my to-do list. We got there, ready to start our tasting only to realize we were actually at the Telluride Distillery. :lol So of course, we had to taste the Vodka and homemade Ginger beer. Then they directed us a few doors down to where the brewery was. Great folks all and great beverages.