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[QUOTE="tdrink, post: 1664249, member: 1331"] I went to a package store yesterday for the first time in a long while. The store had several displays made from cases of beer from Ballast Point, Two Roads and others. All that beer was sitting out in the store with the heat cranked. To me that is more justification for going to Treehouse where I can get cold, fresh, less than a day old beer and I can treat it with the respect it deserves. Mainly that involves keeping it cool and drinking it before it gets stale. That may be the single biggest advantage a direct sales brewery has, but it makes a huge difference. Liquor stores take a decent mark up for handling product. They should not be rewarded for mishandling it. [/QUOTE]
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