tommyc_37 wrote:
Every bar in Jersey City has TVs. The craft beer bar opening on the corner of Newark and Grove is supposedly going to have 30 TVs. It's a tiny bar, and it's going to have 30 TVs. That is nuts.

user1111 wrote:
I guess it depends on where you live, I only pay 0.7% of my income on mortgage, taxes, insurance, and utilities. I prefer to save aggressively than pay a balloon mortgage.

RUrahrah wrote:
The old Ginfi spot on Erie now has a Indian Woman poster on the window and some curtains that look south asian in there styling.

Hopefully they do a good job at it - I would like some good old indian food.

nemobeatz wrote:
Yeah, the owner mentioned they'd be playing classic movies on the TVs. I don't think it'll become a sports bar anytime soon.

ReadJunk wrote:
I drive up to Orange County, NY 4 days out of the week and the way up is fine I think. I can get there hour and twenty. I leave at 6am, though the later you go the more cars are on the road.

CatDog wrote:
Just a funding thing. We're planning a Kickstarter to get the equipment funded, and in exchange we'll give people some badass growlers filled with beer, and potentially a few other things. Still putting the details together, but getting a kickstarter campaign will help us get our draft system set up a lot faster, as the equipment is somewhat expensive.

thirstyquaker wrote:
I promise we'll stop bugging everyone on JCList soon, but we do have a request. We're trying to get our growler system set up ASAP, but want to make a short video to promote the idea. If anyone wants to take 5 seconds to make a cameo in it, just ask a cashier about growlers. We've had so many people ask us about growlers, and having actual members of the community on video bugging us about it will make it that much easier to to get it happening.

Frank_M wrote:
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thirstyquaker wrote:
Today we got a few things from Clown Shoes...

I recently tried Clown Shoes Galactica and was really impressed. Are there many other commercial ales use Galaxy hops in the finish, and are balanced this well? For my tastes, this one really stands out among the American pale ales I?ve tasted over the past 25 years.

know_your_history wrote:
waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah. i hope your nose can handle (gasp) two smells at once!

Garage wrote:
within 200 ft of the Cordero School ...can't have a liquor license

papadage wrote:
Some Cigar City Marshal Zhukov Imperial Stout, Founder's Canadian Breakfast Stout, and/or Three Floyds Zombie Dust please..

thirstyquaker wrote:
We don't at the moment, but I'll look into it. We're focusing mostly on craft American beer but I'll see if there's anything available. It's difficult to source some of those Carribean and Central American beers.
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CaptainOats wrote:
I did see the old fog horn and the class of '88. I was just hoping to try something a little different, maybe something I hadn't had before.

We just now got a delivery of Arcadia's Cereal Killer and Telegraph Rhinoceros barleywines, if those are something new to you.

JoeGee wrote:
I would stay in 07302 zip code. Particularly Paulus Hook, Van Vorst Park, or Hamilton Park.

Additionally there is a One Bedroom for rent by owner in Hamilton Park. If you are interested, PM me and I will walk by the apartment and send you the number when I pass by it today. I do not know anything about it accept it is really close to the actual park in Hamilton Park.

Joe

moobycow wrote:
I didn't seem like 500 beers to me. It was a similar sort of selection to Jersey, maybe a bit more. I didn't notice a lot of unique beer that I hadn't seen before.

More than good enough for my needs, but I didn't walk out thinking that it was something very different from most good liquor stores.

On_The_3rd wrote:
Did anyone stop in yesterday? So pissed I had to work late last night, a cold beer would have done me good.