Visiting Greenville err...Trader Joe's

[Brewbirds]

Just got back from a trip to Greenville. Never leave without stopping at Trader Joe's there:

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I love that place.

Here is what we got:
Newton's Folly Draft Cider & Granny Smith Draft Cider, Samuel Smith's Nut Brown Ale, Young's Double Chocolate Stout ('cause I read all the threads here), sixer of SN's Octoberfest, the last Sam Adam's Octoberfest in the whole store (their supplier can't get anymore), a couple of Pilsner Urquells "since 1842" yeah baby, The King's English IPA "a recipe that launched a thousand ships" yeah baby some more, Henry Hotspur's Hard Pressed for Cider, California ACE Perry (@Kealia have you tried these? looks like they are from your neck of the woods), Sacred Heart IPA (Conquest brewery is from Columbia, SC so I hope this isn't one of the last bottles they made), and finally a case of Two Buck Chuck ('cause BB2 likes wine with his spaghetti).

[BlackDuck]

Looks like a great haul. Nothing wrong with a little Two Buck Chuck!!

[Brewbirds]

I think this should have been the Mixer Sixer thread. Sorry

[Beer-lord]

We're finally getting a Trader Joe's here but I doubt that they can or will sell beer that no one else has since they must use local distributors and play politics. But that's a serious score!

[RedBEERd]

Looks like a great haul. Nothing wrong with a little Two Buck Chuck!!

Hey, I'm not sure if I should take that as a compliment or not

I remember many years ago when it WAS still only $2 and my sister brought me home a few.

Years earlier, not knowing what it was, I was in a blind tasting at a friends house (He was a wine snob) and for some reason, that was my #1 wine at that tasting. Since then I've learned I have very very cheap taste ......(no comments please)

Nice haul, BB's.

[Brewbirds]

Looks like a great haul. Nothing wrong with a little Two Buck Chuck!!

Hey, I'm not sure if I should take that as a compliment or not

I remember many years ago when it WAS still only $2 and my sister brought me home a few.

Years earlier, not knowing what it was, I was in a blind tasting at a friends house (He was a wine snob) and for some reason, that was my #1 wine at that tasting. Since then I've learned I have very very cheap taste ......(no comments please)

Nice haul, BB's.

Yeah I think its called Two and Three Quarters Buck Chuck now. But it is actually a very decent wine compared to the swill you buy cheap at most stores.

I love Traders' business model and their ability to find/contract really great products to make it work. We also got some T J's branded salsas (I've posted them from another trip), some awesome sweet hot peppers (the little round red ones), and some sesame oil.
Pushed the limit of what I could squeeze into the van with the luggage.

[TonyKZ1]

Wow, for once I've actually had one of the beers you guys are talking about. The Samuel Smith's Nut Brown Ale, an excellent brown ale.