Showing posts with label NABC Bottle Project 2012. Show all posts
Showing posts with label NABC Bottle Project 2012. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 30, 2012

Bomber bottle pricing at Bank Street Brewhouse and the Pizzeria & Public House.

(An internal memo about an on-premise NABC bomber pricing change)

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Memo: Bomber bottle pricing at Bank Street Brewhouse and the Pizzeria & Public House

Effective immediately ... Wednesday, May 30

NABC’s bomber bottles need to be stocked chilled, as part of the regular bill of fare at both NABC locations. We realize that most customers will opt for draft, but during times of brand outage or just because they prefer bottles, having them available should become the norm.

There will be one low price, the same price for SINGLE bottle on-premise consumption, or for carry-out. There will be a percentage discount for bulk purchases, i.e., 3 or 6 or 12 bottles.

3-5 bottles ... minus 10%
6-11 bottles ... minus 15%
12 or more bottles ... minus 20%

The pricing tiers are as follows (before tax pricing).
*** available now

$6
***Black & Blue Grass
***Elector
Hoosier Daddy

$8
Bonfire of the Valkyries
***Hoptimus
Naughty Girl (available on June 7)
Solidarity
Tunnel Vision
***Yakima

$10
***Elsa Von Horizon

$12
Jaxon

Market pricing
ThunderFoot

Thursday, December 29, 2011

New NABC beers for 22-oz bomber bottling in 2012.

As a preface, permit me to note that these beers are as yet on the drawing board. Labels must be created and approved, and the beers brewed, but we've no reason to believe these bomber releases will not occur as scheduled.

Hoosier Daddy (March release)
The most heroic word in all languages is revolution
Cream and crimson? Hoosier daddy? Is it Eugene Debs, or Bob Knight? David Letterman, or John Mellencamp? NABC unambiguously salutes all Hoosier daddies, wherever they are, whatever they do, and whomsoever they do it for, or to.
7% abv

Black & Blue Grass Saison (April release)
You can’t drink Black Grass in striped pants
Wallonian-style farmhouse ale, brewed with lemongrass and black pepper.
Circa 6% abv, perhaps higher as reformulated

Le Diable Blonde (May release)
Here comes the woman with the look in her eye
Patience is the key and virtue is the lesson from this malt bomb devil of a Belgian-style Tripel.
10.7% abv

Naughty Claus (November/Thanksgiving release)
Santa needs daze off, too
A rich, full-bodied holiday spiced ale. Unveiled for Saturnalia, NABC’s annual observance of Christmas’s pagan roots. We’ll be sticking to the 2011 formula in years to come.
7.5% abv