Parish Brewing Beer Club

If you are having issues getting amazing Parish Brewing beers you now have the Parish Beer Club! $70? Seems like a great deal to me.

Here are the details:

Welcome to the Parish Beer Club!

We’re bringing the freshest, most sought-after Parish brews straight to your door every month. As a club member, you’ll get an exclusive selection of our latest and greatest beers, from the legendary Ghost in the Machine to small-batch releases.

Each shipment includes Parish beers, featuring all of the following:

New special releases & collabs - e.g. DDH Ghost, Ghost Prime, Ripe In The Machine

Ghost In The Machine - every box will include some fresh GITM!

Seasonal offerings like Envie, Canebrake, and more

Welcome Gift included in 1st installment

How It Works

Joining the Parish Beer Club is easy:

Add to Cart

Redirect & Checkout – You’ll be redirected to our trusted fulfillment partner’s site to securely complete your purchase.

Beer Incoming! – Sit back and relax. Each month, you’ll receive a curated box of fresh Parish brews delivered right to your doorstep.

Your subscription will automatically renew each month, and you can pause, skip, or cancel anytime (Note: pausing/skipping/cancelling will only affect future installments, not installments for which you have already been billed).

How many beers in each box, exactly?

The exact mix and quantity of bottles and cans will vary month to month, but rest assured, you’re always getting the same total retail value. One month might be 8 x 16 oz cans and 4 x 12 oz cans. The next month could include 6 x 16 oz cans, a few 12 oz cans, and a couple 500 mL bottles.

Why the mix? Because some of the most exciting stuff Parish brews, from DDH TIPAs to Bourbon Barrel-Aged Stouts, come in different formats. We keep it flexible so you always get the goods.

ANOTHER Louisiana Brewery Coming!!!! Let's Welcome Gnarly Barley Brewing Company!

Had an opportunity to try a new brewery at New Orleans on Tap(which was an AMAZING festival by the way!) today. They are called Gnarly Barley Brewing and damn are they onto something! I sampled their Korova Coffee Porter and Lazy IPA and I really can't wait to see their beer on the market. Sounds like we should see the beers for sale about this time next year! I already love these guys! Be on the lookout!!! When I get more info I'll let ya'll know!

Stolen from Gnarly's Facebook page.

Cheers!

The Beer Buddha

PS Their tap handles were made from the broken remnants of the owner, Zac's skateboard. How sweet is that?

The Times They Need a-Changin'

So recently I just read that the great state of Texas is once again(3rd time is a charm?)attempting to change their brewery distribution laws. House Bill 602 which is sponsored by Rep. Jessica Farrarr(D-Houston) will allow breweries to distribute a limited amount of beer after brewery tours and charge varying amounts for tours to cover the cost.

It's that simple. And that is all we ask here in Louisiana. Currently Louisiana breweries are not allowed to sell beer from their own brewery. Everything must go through the distributor. Imagine if breweries were allowed to sell growlers and a limited amount of beer from the brewery. This would bring in extra income for these breweries which could mean extra income for more equipment which means more beer which means more jobs. The state and the people of Louisiana would benefit from this change in distribution law. Wineries in Louisiana can self distribute why not breweries?

So what is it going to take to get something like this passed? First, all the breweries here in Louisiana will need to unite under one organization. A Louisiana Brewers Guild. With all the breweries we are starting to see pop up in Louisiana the Guild could pull some serious weight. Especially with Abita which is the 15th largest craft brewery in the country. Second, the distributors need to realize that this will not take any money away from them but actually benefit them in the long run. A more successful brewery equals a more successful distributor.

So now we need to find a state representative to take on this huge task? Any takers? Come on breweries and distributors! We need you guys to work together to get this law changed and make Louisiana a better place for local craft beer! This needs to be your goal for 2011!

Cheers!

The Beer Buddha