Only one beer haul post this year. Buying has once again gotten slower and that’s perfectly fine. Heather actually joined Bruery’s Reserve Society in 2020 and we will be picking up her bottles in a few weeks so those will have to show up in the 2021 edition of the beer haul. Enjoy:

Here’s part 1 of my 2019 beer Haul ending in July. Here is 2018.  Part 2 of 2019…pretty small but still exciting. Enjoy! \

In 2018, my beer haul was just a single post. Nice that I did increase spending enough to justify doing this after 6 months versus 12. I’m pretty proud of this year’s ‘haul’ so far. 

As 2018 is coming to a close, my #BeerHauls for this year were a lot smaller but worth sharing anyway. 

A very quiet Winter Haul this time around. Good news though. I renewed my Schramm’s Membership, did a very large BCS trade, Renewed my Hill Farmstead Collected Works Membership and re-subscribed to Bruery Hoarders so the haul post that comes ou in the Spring should be very redeeming to what I put up this Fall.  …

Kurt from Belgium in A Box sent us 5 boxes of beer. Heather and I pretty much split this haul evenly though it all goes to the same beer cellar. Lots of fantastic Lambic to age and enjoy over the coming decade:

Great Summer, lots of travel, home improvements and life events that ultimately restricted how much I could spend on beer. I further restricted the amount of money I spent on beer that wasn’t Hill Farmstead or Lambic. I think I only did 3 beer trades all Summer. 

New house, lots of travel and some delicious beers. More consolidation of my beer-cellar and after next month, I’ll receive my final Bruery Hoarders box and will be saving an extra $1500 a year in beer + shipping by electing to not renew my HS membership. Focusing on local fresh beers and the occasional mead …

I grabbed a few special beers so far this year. I also drink more whiskey and scotch over winter-time so you’ll see a few of those included: