[CB-Illinois]

Hi all,

I remember seeing a new company advertised that would ship "fresh beer" from the brewer to your house, but I cannot find them online.

Anyone know the company I am talking about?

Thanks for your help!

[CB-Illinois]

Found it!  Beerjobber.com

[a10t2]

There are at least a dozen reputable ones. Here's a list: http://www.ratebeer.com/mailorder.asp

[phunhog]

I know that there are many states that do not allow shipments of alcohol via the mail. I have a family member who owns a winery and he can't ship to some family members in other states. Does anyone know if this applies to homebrew as well?  I believe the laws were set up so that minors could not get their hands on it.  For example Texas does not allow direct shipment of alcohol...if I ship beer to a contest in Texas am I breaking the law? I figure if anyone knows it would be somebody at the AHA.

[hopfenundmalz]

USPS does not allow alcohol.

Fedex and UPS will ship licensed establishment's products to states that allow it.

Homebrew? No that is yeast samples. Homemade BBQ sauce/marinaide. Homemade vinegar. 

[tygo]

I think it may also be that for some states it's only allowed with a license of some sort.  I've looked at other places that won't ship beer to Virginia, but Beerjobber does.

[phunhog]

USPS does not allow alcohol.

Fedex and UPS will ship licensed establishment's products to states that allow it.

Homebrew? No that is yeast samples. Homemade BBQ sauce/marinaide. Homemade vinegar. 

Gotcha!! But I have always wondered why my friends want to buy my homemade vinegar Must be good??

[hopfenundmalz]

USPS does not allow alcohol.

Fedex and UPS will ship licensed establishment's products to states that allow it.

Homebrew? No that is yeast samples. Homemade BBQ sauce/marinaide. Homemade vinegar. 

Gotcha!! But I have always wondered why my friends want to buy my homemade vinegar Must be good??

To be clear, all of those do not go USPS, just in case.

[ajk]

Homebrew? No that is yeast samples. Homemade BBQ sauce/marinaide. Homemade vinegar. 

Glassware.  Oh, there's homebrew inside?  That's just packing material.

[erockrph]

Haven't used them yet, but Let's Pour ( http://www.letspour.com/deals?deal_type=beer ) is worth looking into. I know I'm planning on buying from them If I can't get Brux in my area, or if they ever get Pliny.