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Gf Beer - Ramapo Valley Brewery

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About a month ago, Ramapo Valley Brewery, I believe in NY state, left a message on this board saying there will be distributors of their beer in many states, including NJ. I havent heard from them in a while. Anybody see this, or heard from them?

-Joe

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About a month ago, Ramapo Valley Brewery, I believe in NY state, left a message on this board saying there will be distributors of their beer in many states, including NJ.  I havent heard from them in a while.  Anybody see this, or heard from them?

-Joe

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Joe,

I PM'd them and got no reply. I guess they don't want to sell their beer. Guess you have to ride up to them if you are in the area. But I also thought someone said you can't buy the beer at the bar only to take out.

I have had the Bard's Tale which is good but it was recalled for the bottles exploding. They are suppossed to be working on the problem and getting a new shipment out soon.

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Joe,

I PM'd them and got no reply.  I guess they don't want to sell their beer.  Guess you have to ride up to them if you are in the area.  But I also thought someone said you can't buy the beer at the bar only to take out.

I have had the Bard's Tale which is good but it was recalled for the bottles exploding.  They are suppossed to be working on the problem and getting a new shipment out soon.

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Ok, thanks for your reply.

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