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hat’s a quote from spacecoyote on another thread. It has me reflecting. Anyone else feeling that imports are pricey? Anyone’s buying/consumption patterns changing or about to? Is this helping the American craft brew industry by reducing competition? Is American exporting more craft beer? Any other potential earth altering changes on our main interest stemming from a weak dollar?
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$16.50 for Fantomes today. Christ.
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I can tell you right now that I won’t be buying a $22 bottle of witbier from Italy anytime soon when I could get 8 bottles of Allagash Witte for the same price or 2 growlers of City Steam White Rabbit for the same price and be just as happy.
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i grow almonds so its actually helping me. 
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I’m selling more chemicals overseas (especially to Europe) so it is helping me too.
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Wow...I don’t know what to say...First, I’d like to thank the Acadamy, my producer Rick, and my sponser Powdermilk Biscuits, "They’re the real hot item!"...and lastly I’d like to thank The Morning Star, my Dark Lord and yours, Satan ...We did it Angie, we did it baby!
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As a Canadian who has suffered through more farking weak dollar years that you guys can even dream, all I can say is:
boo hoo.
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Local made stuff is getting expensive too, but beer is still a pretty good value in general
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You guys win no matter what our dollar is worth, we still have to pay for a doctor to not look us in the eye.
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Time to wake up. Post-Frodo, Aragorn has saved middle earth. Dark lords and all that are just a memory. Except, who’s distributing that fantastic ale from Minas Tirith? Or was it from Edoras? Oh, no, it’s from San Marcos. Shark Attack. Yeah, baby!
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we are facing bad politics, and a lot of inflation, not very positive either  Urbs
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