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Guhlia

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My husband went to the beer distributor last night to pick up a case of Red Bridge. This particular store also carries New Grist and Bard's Tale and has a hard time keeping any of them in stock because they're so popular. Anyway, the owner told my husband that Red Bridge has been discontinued! I have an e-mail in to A-B, but I was hoping someone here would know something.


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tom Contributor

Ack!!!!! What a scary thought!! :o

I'm pretty sure it's not discontinued. I was talking about Redbridge last night w/ workers at "Beverages & More" and they surely would've mentioned THAT.

It is somewhat often sold out, however, at the variety of stores I can get it.

I'm amazed a distributor said that.

Grrrrrrrrr it better NOT be true!!!! :angry:

confused Community Regular

Let us know as soon as they email you back. I have 15 in my fridge, so if they are goign to discntinue, i need to go buy all that they have in stores to make me threw this stress im going threw lol.

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