Again we toured the Yuengling Brewery.  This was our 12th trip if I
am counting right. We toured the day after Thanksgiving.
Got a great tour and even went into the caves.  The caves were opened
this year for the 175th Anniversary of the brewery.
We inspected the old keg filling equipment which is no longer used
since production was swiched to the new brewery and a state of the
art German keg filling robotic system was installed.  Gone are the
days of the keg filled via the bung hole.

more to come, Ray
Check out the tour pics on the website. www.yuenglingfan.com
I still have more film to develop though.

Just got back from Philly mailed myself two cases of Yuengling Lager
through DHL sent it ground and got it in 2 days in Colorado. Not bad!

Been drinking and collecting Youngling Beer items for about
  35 years. Took the tour 5 times and get up to the brewery
  2 or 3 times a year . Just found this site LOOKS PRETTY GOOD.
  Looking forward to reading about Yuengling Beer
                              John

You wont find it anywhere there, if you want it you need to buy VIA
the internet, like i did.  It cost me 46.00 dollars but if you like
it as much as i do its wothe it. go to vintagecellar.com and look it
up get the case of bottles its the best deal

Michael


--- In yuenglinglager@yahoogroups.com, "chigga805" <ilchigga@h...>
wrote:
> Someone please help me find a place in Losa Angeles or California
> that serves Yuengling
>
> Isaac
> ilchigga@h...

Someone please help me find a place in Losa Angeles or California
that serves Yuengling

Isaac
ilchigga@...

Well all we I finally recieved my Lager here in NM, I just got it
yesterday and had to wait until it was nice and cold and boy was it
good.  Thank god for VINTAGECELLAR.COM  it cost quite a bit though 46
and change to get a case of 12oz bottles sent here.  But it was
definitly worth it.

Fellow Yuengling drinkers - I need your help!!! A group of friends and I are
currently vying for the title of "Beer Garden Girls" on Metromix.com in Chicago.
To help us win, please click on the Web site below and vote for our team - The
High-Carb Honeys. If we win, we'll get to visit different beer gardens in
Chicago this summer and then write funny reviews about our experiences that will
appear online as well as in the local newspaper. Voting closes Sunday night so
get your vote in while you can - and if you have a chance, please send this on
to any friends/family/coworkers who'd be willing to vote for us too!!  Thanks,
Mary

http://metromix.chicagotribune.com/reviews/reader/mmx-040602-bggfaceoff.story



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I looked into this too.  It is not illegal to ship HOWEVER, the
shipping companies choose not to do it.  Apparently its because of
the three tier system set up after prohibition.  Manufacturers >
Distributors > Public.  The shipping companies don't like to get
involved in shipping beer because of they don't want to deal with the
effort required to make sure they are not breaking the distribution
laws.  Some states have laws about shipping though.  If you go to
sites like wine.com or the vintagecellar.com one I told you guys
about you'll see that they cannot ship to CERTAIN states.  Also
states have laws about importing beer.  Like in TX you're allowed to
import beer for personal use, but there is a limit.  Something like
no more then 2 cases per week or month or something.  Don't quote me
on that because I can't remember the limit, I just know there is one.

Because of all the BS the shipping companies don't want to deal with
it.  However, they do ship for THE BEER OF THE MONTH CLUB.  I guess
some accounts are just too good to pass by.

The companies that are shipping beer either have some kind of special
agreement with UPS or they are lying to them.  I don't know and I
don't care!  All I know is that I've been ordering a case of
Yuengling every few months and getting it via UPS.  Unfortunately, it
costs $26 to ship a $17 case of beer, but it's well worth.  I just
don't drink it as often as I'd like ;)

--- In yuenglinglager@yahoogroups.com, "erickyleolson"
<erickyleolson@y...> wrote:
> I also believe its illegal to ship.  A year ago I looked into the
> possibilities of shipping via ups to Chicago.. a city that needs
> Yuengling desperately.  Let me know what you find out Andy.
>
> --- In yuenglinglager@yahoogroups.com, mkraa <no_reply@y...> wrote:
> > I may be wrong, but I think it's illegal to ship ????
> > Could contact ups and find out...
> > Im right here in Pottsville, Just a mile from the Brewery...
> > OOOOO i gotta try the new Lager Light...first time in ages they
> have
> > introduced a new flavor...now 7......
> > and YOu know there will have to be truck to go with it,,,
> > This first one will be worth a fortune in years to come...
> > so IF anyone collects the trucks,,,be sure to get yours early.
> >
> > Rose
> >
> >
> > --- In yuenglinglager@yahoogroups.com, "andyoftheq"
> > <andyoftheq@y...> wrote:
> > > Hey all,  Great club.  It's cool to see the internet being used
> > for
> > > something useful like lauding the best beer ever for a change.
> > >
> > > Anyway, I'm a former Philadelphian who has moved to New Mexico,
> > where
> > > no one has even heard of Yuengling, much less had the pleasure
> of
> > > heading to the bar and simply ordering "Lager," and having the
> > best
> > > beer ever handed to them.  So sad.  A friend of mine told me
> that
> > you
> > > could order beer for shipping through yuengling.com.  It turns
> out
> > he
> > > was full of sh*t, but it started me on a search that has lead
me
> > to
> > > you all.  And now meandering on to my question:
> > >
> > > Does anyone know anywhere to purchase yuengling online, or any
> > other
> > > way to order it to be shipped to Albuquerque?  Thanks a lot
> yall,
> > for
> > > any guidance you can provide.
> > >
> > > Andy

hey mb ~

thanks, noted.....

~ ric

Hey Coopers seafood in Scranton pa is a good place to go


--- In yuenglinglager@yahoogroups.com, chapter54 <no_reply@y...>
wrote:
> hey all ~
>
> thrilled that i can find yuengling
> "everywhere" now, and that they've
> managed to not sacrifice the product
> or pimp it out, (wtf sam adams?)
> but i sure do miss my sixteen ounce
> cans of Black and Tan.....
>
> ~ ric
>
> PS:  can anyone in/near Pottsville
> offer any Bed and Breakfast and/or
> "must go to" local restaurant tips?
>
> thanks in advance.

hey all ~

thrilled that i can find yuengling
"everywhere" now, and that they've
managed to not sacrifice the product
or pimp it out, (wtf sam adams?)
but i sure do miss my sixteen ounce
cans of Black and Tan.....

~ ric

PS:  can anyone in/near Pottsville
offer any Bed and Breakfast and/or
"must go to" local restaurant tips?

thanks in advance.

Went to the Syracuse / UCONN basketball game over the weekend. I try
to get to a game every year or so. I was pleasantly suprised to see
Yuengling available at the beer tent. I asked for "2 Lagers" and the
guy just stared at me. They I remembered that 'newbies' don't call it
that. I quickly asked for "2 Yuenglings" and received my reward.

Thanks for the info on the vintage cellar.  I will be ordering 3
cases real soon.  I drove to Pa from NM in December for xmas and I
brought 2 cases back with me.  Well I let a few people try it and now
they want there own. I think there addicted to it and one is from
texas a dye hard Corona drinker.  Well thanks again.

Michael

Andrew,

Yuengling is NOT and probably will NEVER go public with their stock.
Dick will pass it along to his 4 daughters and into the 6th generation of
the family.
Actually I don't think Dick will EVER retire, I bet he still has a good 30
years left in him.
He's very much involved in the day-to-day operation of the plants.
It's not uncommon to see him on the plant floor or cleaning up an area while
taking the tour through the old brewery.
That is of course if it's not his siesta time, he is a devout nap taker in
the afternoon.

Peace


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   Just wanted to give a shout out to all the Lager Fans out there.
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Just wanted to give a shout out to all the Lager Fans out there.
Anyone know if Yuengling is a public stock yet?

Not like anyone reads this crap!  But, I thought I'd post anyway.  I
got my case of Yuengling.  It was $18.95 plus $21.99 to ship.  The
shipping rate is the actual UPS charge plus $1.00.  It's a little
expensive, but it's well worth it to get an occasional case of
Yuengling in a state where it's not distributed.  I figured I'd post
this in case anyone has doubts about the company I posted a link to.

--- In yuenglinglager@yahoogroups.com, artatwork69 <no_reply@y...>
wrote:
> Well, they got back to me today - it IS too good to be true.  They
> said they don't ship kegs because it's cost prohibitive. It's wierd
> because the site even said "shipping weight: 150lbs" and there is
an
> add-to-cart button.  Oh well.  They do have cases for 18.95 at
least,
> which they will ship -
> http://www.vintagecellar.com/Merchant2/merchant.mv?
> Screen=PROD&Store_Code=VCOS&Product_Code=13494_24
>
> --- In yuenglinglager@yahoogroups.com, artatwork69 <no_reply@y...>
> wrote:
> > I moved from PA to TX where there is no Yuengling!  I found a
> company
> > online that appears to ship it - including kegs!  They charge
> $82.50
> > for the keg plus shipping.  I suspect shipping will be around $75-
> > $100.  For anyone who is in my situation this is a bargain!  I
> > emailed them to determine exactly how they ship, since I thought
> > Yuengling doesn't pasteurize kegs and they had to be kept cold.
> I'll
> > let you guys know what I find out and how it works out.  My only
> > alternative is driving 15 hours to Alabama.  I love Yuengling,
> almost
> > to the point where I have considered taking a vacation in Alabama
> > just to bring back some beer!  But not enough where I have
actually
> > gone through with it!  Here's the link!
> >
> > http://www.vintagecellar.com/Merchant2/merchant.mv?
> > Screen=PROD&Store_Code=VCOS&Product_Code=12571_1

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Well, they got back to me today - it IS too good to be true.  They
said they don't ship kegs because it's cost prohibitive. It's wierd
because the site even said "shipping weight: 150lbs" and there is an
add-to-cart button.  Oh well.  They do have cases for 18.95 at least,
which they will ship -
http://www.vintagecellar.com/Merchant2/merchant.mv?
Screen=PROD&Store_Code=VCOS&Product_Code=13494_24

--- In yuenglinglager@yahoogroups.com, artatwork69 <no_reply@y...>
wrote:
> I moved from PA to TX where there is no Yuengling!  I found a
company
> online that appears to ship it - including kegs!  They charge
$82.50
> for the keg plus shipping.  I suspect shipping will be around $75-
> $100.  For anyone who is in my situation this is a bargain!  I
> emailed them to determine exactly how they ship, since I thought
> Yuengling doesn't pasteurize kegs and they had to be kept cold.
I'll
> let you guys know what I find out and how it works out.  My only
> alternative is driving 15 hours to Alabama.  I love Yuengling,
almost
> to the point where I have considered taking a vacation in Alabama
> just to bring back some beer!  But not enough where I have actually
> gone through with it!  Here's the link!
>
> http://www.vintagecellar.com/Merchant2/merchant.mv?
> Screen=PROD&Store_Code=VCOS&Product_Code=12571_1

I moved from PA to TX where there is no Yuengling!  I found a company
online that appears to ship it - including kegs!  They charge $82.50
for the keg plus shipping.  I suspect shipping will be around $75-
$100.  For anyone who is in my situation this is a bargain!  I
emailed them to determine exactly how they ship, since I thought
Yuengling doesn't pasteurize kegs and they had to be kept cold.  I'll
let you guys know what I find out and how it works out.  My only
alternative is driving 15 hours to Alabama.  I love Yuengling, almost
to the point where I have considered taking a vacation in Alabama
just to bring back some beer!  But not enough where I have actually
gone through with it!  Here's the link!

http://www.vintagecellar.com/Merchant2/merchant.mv?
Screen=PROD&Store_Code=VCOS&Product_Code=12571_1

Thats cool that you guys posted this.  I am from PA and moved to TX a
year ago for work.  My co-workers and I are meeting in CA next month
for some mertings and I (and they) wanted to have them bring me some
Yuengling.  We weren't sure if it was legal.  I checked all of the
airline sites and it didn't say it wasn't allowed.  Obviously, it's
probably best to check and not carry on.  They might not like glass
bottles with all of the new rules.

I figured you could transport beer because when I went to England
there is a strict limit that you can't import more then 2 cases of
beer or 2 bottles of liquor from overseas.  If you can bring two
cases in the country you should be able to move one or two within the
country.  TX law says it's alright to import a certain amount of ber
and liquor from other states for personal use.  I was just worried
about PA where they are very strict about liquor sales and
transportation in and out of the state - I figured beer would be just
as harsh.

--- In yuenglinglager@yahoogroups.com, "Michael Bittenbender"
<beermeister0831@y...> wrote:
> Hey Andy I am getting ready to go home to Pa in a few weeks I need
to
> know if you still want the beer?? Cns or bottles??  Let me know
soon
> I am leaving on the 11 dec to drive home.
>
> Michael
>
> --- In yuenglinglager@yahoogroups.com, "Michael Bittenbender"
> <beermeister0831@y...> wrote:
> > Well Andy I will going home to Pa on Dec 15 until Jan 9th.  I
will
> > bring you back at least a case, depending on the room in my car
> maybe
> > more.  I just need to know cans or bottles.  If I bring back cans
i
> > can probably bring more.  But it does taste better in bottles.
let
> > me know what one you want.
> >
> > Michael.
> >
> > --- In yuenglinglager@yahoogroups.com, andyoftheq <no_reply@y...>
> > wrote:
> > > Hey Michael,
> > >
> > > Yeah, that'd be super cool if you'd bring me back a case when
> > you're
> > > through pa in December.  A road trip to Alamo would be cool,
> though
> > > it'll smash my personal record in terms of longest distance
> > traveled
> > > for beer.  Let me know.
> > >
> > > Do you get through Albuquerque?  A friend of mine is supposed
to
> be
> > > roadtripping to CA from PA in mid-August, and are going to be
> > > stopping through here if they do. I'm threatening to charge
them
> a
> > > case rent to crash at my place, and if so, I'm going to have a
> > small
> > > yuengling get together.  If you're in town, you should stop
by.
> > > Also, if any of the rest of you are in or near Albuquerque, you
> > > should stop by as well.  I'll post details if/when I know them.
> > >
> > > Andy
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > > --- In yuenglinglager@yahoogroups.com, "Michael Bittenbender"
> > > <beermeister0831@y...> wrote:
> > > > Hey all just want to let you know some info. You are alllowed
> to
> > > > bring up to a case of beer with you on a plane. I am
originally
> > > from
> > > > Scranton Pa and I used to bring it from Pa to Geramny every
> time
> > I
> > > > went home on leave.  As a matter of fact my parents came to
> visit
> > > me
> > > > here at Holloman AFB, NM and brought with them a case of
cans.
> > > >
> > > > Hey "ANDYOFTHEQ" I am driving home to Pa in December, I am
> > > stationed
> > > > down here in Alamogordo, Nm.  I will glady bring you back at
> > least
> > > 1
> > > > case but you will have to come down here to get it.  Just let
> me
> > > know
> > > > if you want me to bring it back.
> > > >
> > > > Michael

I was up at the Pottsville brewery November 18th and they were
bottling the new 22 oz. bottles. The tour guide Vicky called them
lager 22's. They are in 15 bottle cases. The bottles have unique
labeling with a clear label have the printing on it. I'll post a
photo I shot of the bottles and cases being filled.
         Ed in Philly

Hi All,
Just got back from the Yuengling brewery tour and confirmed that
Yuengling did in-fact switch to the sankey type keg.
They are selling 1/4 kegs in the gift shop for $25 plus $10 shipping.
Call and get yours Now!
I also found.
Yuengling switches to "American Sankey D" Tap Keg. Effective July 1,
2003. From www.kegman.net

Ray

Hey Andy I am getting ready to go home to Pa in a few weeks I need to
know if you still want the beer?? Cns or bottles??  Let me know soon
I am leaving on the 11 dec to drive home.

Michael

--- In yuenglinglager@yahoogroups.com, "Michael Bittenbender"
<beermeister0831@y...> wrote:
> Well Andy I will going home to Pa on Dec 15 until Jan 9th.  I will
> bring you back at least a case, depending on the room in my car
maybe
> more.  I just need to know cans or bottles.  If I bring back cans i
> can probably bring more.  But it does taste better in bottles.  let
> me know what one you want.
>
> Michael.
>
> --- In yuenglinglager@yahoogroups.com, andyoftheq <no_reply@y...>
> wrote:
> > Hey Michael,
> >
> > Yeah, that'd be super cool if you'd bring me back a case when
> you're
> > through pa in December.  A road trip to Alamo would be cool,
though
> > it'll smash my personal record in terms of longest distance
> traveled
> > for beer.  Let me know.
> >
> > Do you get through Albuquerque?  A friend of mine is supposed to
be
> > roadtripping to CA from PA in mid-August, and are going to be
> > stopping through here if they do. I'm threatening to charge them
a
> > case rent to crash at my place, and if so, I'm going to have a
> small
> > yuengling get together.  If you're in town, you should stop by.
> > Also, if any of the rest of you are in or near Albuquerque, you
> > should stop by as well.  I'll post details if/when I know them.
> >
> > Andy
> >
> >
> >
> > --- In yuenglinglager@yahoogroups.com, "Michael Bittenbender"
> > <beermeister0831@y...> wrote:
> > > Hey all just want to let you know some info. You are alllowed
to
> > > bring up to a case of beer with you on a plane. I am originally
> > from
> > > Scranton Pa and I used to bring it from Pa to Geramny every
time
> I
> > > went home on leave.  As a matter of fact my parents came to
visit
> > me
> > > here at Holloman AFB, NM and brought with them a case of cans.
> > >
> > > Hey "ANDYOFTHEQ" I am driving home to Pa in December, I am
> > stationed
> > > down here in Alamogordo, Nm.  I will glady bring you back at
> least
> > 1
> > > case but you will have to come down here to get it.  Just let
me
> > know
> > > if you want me to bring it back.
> > >
> > > Michael

The reason its in FL becaus theres a brewery for yuengling in Fl, an
old strohs brewery.

--- In yuenglinglager@yahoogroups.com, "ANDREW" <theFUjob@a...> wrote:
> Yes I suffer from the same problem I grew up in PA, and I moved to
SC
> cause of my job. I have to drive 2hrs to get a case of yuengling
> where are the powers to be to make SC a state of good beer? How can
> it be in NC and FL but pass right thru SC. Life is just not fair
lol.

Yes I suffer from the same problem I grew up in PA, and I moved to SC
cause of my job. I have to drive 2hrs to get a case of yuengling
where are the powers to be to make SC a state of good beer? How can
it be in NC and FL but pass right thru SC. Life is just not fair lol.

No Man Ive been out for 3 years or so. Would be cool if I could
locate him. Good guy and it's been a long time.

Thanks!
Chris
Vegas
--- In yuenglinglager@yahoogroups.com, "Michael Bittenbender"
<beermeister0831@y...> wrote:
> Hey chris are you still in USAF??  If so check on the global he
might
> still be in the service.  If you are not still in I will look for
you
> on monday 6 OCT. I am in the uSAF stationed in New Mexico.  I am
> originally from Scranton Pa right up the road from Kutztown
>
> --- In yuenglinglager@yahoogroups.com, "craley9" <craley9@y...>
wrote:
> > Hello.
> > My name is Chris and I am trying to track down an old buddy of
mine.
> > His name is Dan Schlegel and he lives/lived in Kutztown, Pa.
> > We went through Air Force basic training in late 93 early 94
> > together and I have lost touch with him. He did nothing but talk
> > about "vitamin y" as he called it and I figured someone here
might
> > be able to point me to an e mail address or some sort of contact
> > information.
> > Any help would be appreciated.
> > Thanks
> > Chris Raley
> > Las Vegas

Hey chris are you still in USAF??  If so check on the global he might
still be in the service.  If you are not still in I will look for you
on monday 6 OCT. I am in the uSAF stationed in New Mexico.  I am
originally from Scranton Pa right up the road from Kutztown

--- In yuenglinglager@yahoogroups.com, "craley9" <craley9@y...> wrote:
> Hello.
> My name is Chris and I am trying to track down an old buddy of mine.
> His name is Dan Schlegel and he lives/lived in Kutztown, Pa.
> We went through Air Force basic training in late 93 early 94
> together and I have lost touch with him. He did nothing but talk
> about "vitamin y" as he called it and I figured someone here might
> be able to point me to an e mail address or some sort of contact
> information.
> Any help would be appreciated.
> Thanks
> Chris Raley
> Las Vegas

Hello.
My name is Chris and I am trying to track down an old buddy of mine.
His name is Dan Schlegel and he lives/lived in Kutztown, Pa.
We went through Air Force basic training in late 93 early 94
together and I have lost touch with him. He did nothing but talk
about "vitamin y" as he called it and I figured someone here might
be able to point me to an e mail address or some sort of contact
information.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
Chris Raley
Las Vegas

Well Andy I will going home to Pa on Dec 15 until Jan 9th.  I will
bring you back at least a case, depending on the room in my car maybe
more.  I just need to know cans or bottles.  If I bring back cans i
can probably bring more.  But it does taste better in bottles.  let
me know what one you want.

Michael.

--- In yuenglinglager@yahoogroups.com, andyoftheq <no_reply@y...>
wrote:
> Hey Michael,
>
> Yeah, that'd be super cool if you'd bring me back a case when
you're
> through pa in December.  A road trip to Alamo would be cool, though
> it'll smash my personal record in terms of longest distance
traveled
> for beer.  Let me know.
>
> Do you get through Albuquerque?  A friend of mine is supposed to be
> roadtripping to CA from PA in mid-August, and are going to be
> stopping through here if they do. I'm threatening to charge them a
> case rent to crash at my place, and if so, I'm going to have a
small
> yuengling get together.  If you're in town, you should stop by.
> Also, if any of the rest of you are in or near Albuquerque, you
> should stop by as well.  I'll post details if/when I know them.
>
> Andy
>
>
>
> --- In yuenglinglager@yahoogroups.com, "Michael Bittenbender"
> <beermeister0831@y...> wrote:
> > Hey all just want to let you know some info. You are alllowed to
> > bring up to a case of beer with you on a plane. I am originally
> from
> > Scranton Pa and I used to bring it from Pa to Geramny every time
I
> > went home on leave.  As a matter of fact my parents came to visit
> me
> > here at Holloman AFB, NM and brought with them a case of cans.
> >
> > Hey "ANDYOFTHEQ" I am driving home to Pa in December, I am
> stationed
> > down here in Alamogordo, Nm.  I will glady bring you back at
least
> 1
> > case but you will have to come down here to get it.  Just let me
> know
> > if you want me to bring it back.
> >
> > Michael

I am in dire need of lager in Chicago.  I moved from Philly 2 years
ago and my life hasn't been the same since.  Chicagoans think
Rolling Rock is great... maybe there's no help for them.. but I'd
like to think their souls can be saved.  From time to time friends
drive out and bring a case or two.. but I need to have a regular
stash.  I'm currently looking into driving to the PA border (7
hours) from Chicago monthly for the simple reason of purchasing a
keg.  Any suggestions?  Does anyone know if Yuengling kegs are sold
in Ohio.. if so this could cut some time off my trip.  Eric