Bard's Tale arrived in Tucson

[Guest guest]

This is cross-posted to the SACSG. But I promised the manager I'd get the word

out:

Yes, it's true. Two weeks ago I was in Plaza Liquors looking for a gift wine.

When the

manager asked if there was anything else I needed, I said " Yeah, do you have any

gluten-

free beer? "

He said he was just asked about that a few seconds ago. So he introduced me to

a college

aged man. This guy said he too was a celiac. So I gave both a lesson on the

three

domestic gluten-free beers.

The manager took the info, and my number. I didn't get a call back, so I

figured that was

the end of it.

I stopped by there again today after work, and saw the manager. I asked if he

had any

luck with the gluten-free beer.

To my surprise, he said that he had indeed gotten a gluten-free beer. It just

arrived today!

So I bought a six pack, and promised I'd get the word out.

If you haven't tried a gluten-free beer, Bard's Tale Dragon Gold reminds me a

lot of a

regular Sam , though not as hoppy. I really enjoy this beer compared to

the honey

passover beer.

So the next time you're in the mid-town area, stop by Plaza Liquors and get some

Bard's

Tale beer. You can buy them individually, or more. He's offering them for

$2.10/each.

Considering I paid $12.00/six pack for the same beer in California (the home

state of this

beer), it's not outrageous for being a gluten-free beer.

Plaza Liquors is located on , north of Grant on the east side of the

street.

[Guest guest]

Thanks so much this is awesome! We live right around the corner too!

kristin

[Guest guest]

For everyone else, check out Bards website. They have started

shipping beer again this May, and their website has a list of stores

where you can get it. Harrington's in Chelmsford MA is where I

called, they didn't have any but 2 cases were coming in that had

already been spoken for. I am ordering some tomorrow. $12 a six pack

is steep, but occasionally it would be nice to take to a party.

>

> This is cross-posted to the SACSG. But I promised the manager I'd

get the word out:

>

> Yes, it's true. Two weeks ago I was in Plaza Liquors looking for

a gift wine. When the

> manager asked if there was anything else I needed, I said " Yeah,

do you have any gluten-

> free beer? "

>

> He said he was just asked about that a few seconds ago. So he

introduced me to a college

> aged man. This guy said he too was a celiac. So I gave both a

lesson on the three

> domestic gluten-free beers.

>

> The manager took the info, and my number. I didn't get a call

back, so I figured that was

> the end of it.

>

> I stopped by there again today after work, and saw the manager. I

asked if he had any

> luck with the gluten-free beer.

>

> To my surprise, he said that he had indeed gotten a gluten-free

beer. It just arrived today!

> So I bought a six pack, and promised I'd get the word out.

>

> If you haven't tried a gluten-free beer, Bard's Tale Dragon Gold

reminds me a lot of a

> regular Sam , though not as hoppy. I really enjoy this beer

compared to the honey

> passover beer.

>

> So the next time you're in the mid-town area, stop by Plaza

Liquors and get some Bard's

> Tale beer. You can buy them individually, or more. He's offering

them for $2.10/each.

> Considering I paid $12.00/six pack for the same beer in California

(the home state of this

> beer), it's not outrageous for being a gluten-free beer.

>

> Plaza Liquors is located on , north of Grant on the east

side of the street.

>