Does anyone know a source of Ringnes Norwegian Beer (bottles) in the Boston Metronorth area. I haven't seen it in quite some time, and have a sudden yearning for it.
TIA
Does anyone know a source of Ringnes Norwegian Beer (bottles) in the Boston Metronorth area. I haven't seen it in quite some time, and have a sudden yearning for it.
TIA
Apparently .... Aass is no more, for now ... word is they pulled out of the US due to their importer going out of business.
I haven't been able to get word back from either to confirm.
If someone knows ... please post.
-- Todd Alström, Founder
-- Art of Beer Festival Events:
- Stammtisch / 09.13.03
- Extreme Beer / 01.17.04
According to the Aass website, they have distributors in 21 states. No info on latest update, though.
If you live in a state with no distributor, you are encouraged to contact the importer (All Saint's Brands) or Aass themselves directly.
If you are unable to get an answer from them by mail, I'd be happy to call them and ask what happened to the US distribution.
For reference:
That's how dedicated & passionate those Norwegian's are -- especially when it comes to beer...
Speaking of which -- does anyone know if the Norwegian ale Steamer is available in the US, or more specifically, in the San Francisco Bay Area?
-- peer
Thanks for the info, and the offer to contact Aass. We've got quite a few people asking about Aass on our site, and nothing but rumors to work with, and brewery websites are often not updated in a timely fashion. Reports from beer stores state that the beer is no longer available in the US. Again ... just going on what we're hearing.
The importer that apparently went bust is indeed All Saint Brands ... there phone number is no longer operational and emails go unanswered.
-- Todd Alström, Founder
-- Art of Beer Festival Events:
- Stammtisch / 09.13.03
- Extreme Beer / 01.17.04
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