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tried to get Utopia but....

read 1945 times | 29 replies | posted 9/15/2009 3:59:24 PM

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Magicdave6 5558:50	He is in no way obligied to sell it to any product to anyone. Whats the problem?	9/16/2009 10:00:47 AM Post a reply Private message
premium ucusty 1915:53	maybe he or somebody already bought it...	9/16/2009 10:37:21 AM Post a reply Private message
premium ucusty 1915:53	A couple years back I was at one of my local stores and they had a speedway and a couple other out of market beers behind the counter. Apparently one of the employees got them in a trade. When I asked about them he gladly popped the speedway stout and shared it with me! That was my first experience with Speedway and I loved it	9/16/2009 10:40:03 AM Post a reply Private message
premium BDR 2169:55	Originally posted by Magicdave6 He is in no way obligied to sell it to any product to anyone. Whats the problem? If you’re not going to sell something, don’t put it on the shelf with a price tag! The Blue Max, which is otherwise a great location, is notorious for having amazing bottles of scotch that are not for sale. But at least they have the courtesy to replace the price tags with clearly labeled "Not for Sale" signs. The guy at K-7 seems to be an ass.	9/22/2009 8:30:22 AM Post a reply Private message
premium PilsnerPeter 2667:95	$3 samples in NYC last Sunday at Studio Square. (I love living in NYC). Plus JoeMcPhee got me mine! I’ve tried that stuff twice, and both times were free.	9/22/2009 8:57:13 AM Post a reply Private message
Magicdave6 5558:50	Originally posted by BDR Originally posted by Magicdave6 He is in no way obligied to sell it to any product to anyone. Whats the problem? If you’re not going to sell something, don’t put it on the shelf with a price tag! The Blue Max, which is otherwise a great location, is notorious for having amazing bottles of scotch that are not for sale. But at least they have the courtesy to replace the price tags with clearly labeled "Not for Sale" signs. The guy at K-7 seems to be an ass. Theres just too many reasons why he didnt sell it to you to write them all down. Iv been burned before by many people, many legendary folks to us, who just wont sell me things even though the table next to me has one. What can i do? Nothing. There will be another chance.	9/22/2009 9:02:05 AM Post a reply Private message
premium Jeppe 2638:85	We have old bottles of Blåbær, Pannepot, Mikkeller etc. on display behind the counter that is not for sale. Sort of like a beer museum. I hope my store doesn’t get a bad rating for that.....	9/22/2009 9:10:48 AM Post a reply Private message
premium BDR 2169:55	Originally posted by Magicdave6 Originally posted by BDR Originally posted by Magicdave6 He is in no way obligied to sell it to any product to anyone. Whats the problem? If you’re not going to sell something, don’t put it on the shelf with a price tag! The Blue Max, which is otherwise a great location, is notorious for having amazing bottles of scotch that are not for sale. But at least they have the courtesy to replace the price tags with clearly labeled "Not for Sale" signs. The guy at K-7 seems to be an ass. Theres just too many reasons why he didnt sell it to you to write them all down. Iv been burned before by many people, many legendary folks to us, who just wont sell me things even though the table next to me has one. What can i do? Nothing. There will be another chance. ??? I never tried to buy anything! Mostly because he did the proper thing - items that aren’t for sale were labeled as such.	9/22/2009 9:36:00 AM Post a reply Private message
premium tarheels86 812:0	Originally posted by Swalden28 A beer store can refuse to sell any beverage in the store to anyone without a reason. It’s just hard to keep customers that way. I know a guy that refused to sell some beer to a customer because the customer started complaining that the price tag said another price (which it did, it was cheaper but no one got around to changing it). The customer said that by law he has to sell it at the advertised price. The he told the customer that he can refuse business to anyone and said "No beer for you then". His name: beer nazi	9/22/2009 9:40:35 AM Post a reply Private message
premium CanIHave4Beers 917:56	Originally posted by Magicdave6 Originally posted by BDR Originally posted by Magicdave6 He is in no way obligied to sell it to any product to anyone. Whats the problem? If you’re not going to sell something, don’t put it on the shelf with a price tag! The Blue Max, which is otherwise a great location, is notorious for having amazing bottles of scotch that are not for sale. But at least they have the courtesy to replace the price tags with clearly labeled "Not for Sale" signs. The guy at K-7 seems to be an ass. Theres just too many reasons why he didnt sell it to you to write them all down. Iv been burned before by many people, many legendary folks to us, who just wont sell me things even though the table next to me has one. What can i do? Nothing. There will be another chance. A guy refused to sell me Delirium once in Dubuque.	9/22/2009 9:49:11 AM Post a reply Private message

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