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PRICE-GUIDE-Feb-2020.Pdf TABLE OF CONTENTS N/A PRODUCTS DRAFT BEER CONT. PACKAGE BEER Condiments / Snacks 1 ILLINOIS OREGON Mixers 1 Off Color Brewing 15 Double Mountain 30 Kombucha / Health 2 KENTUCKY Fearless Brewing Co. 30 CBD 2-3 Against the Grain 15 pFriem Brewing 30 Sodas 3 MASSACHUSETTS Upright Brewing 31 Coffee / Tea 4 Clown Shoes Beer 15 Goodlife Brewing 31 Water 4 MONTANA Terminal Gravity Brewing 31 Non-Carbonated 4 Bayern Brewing 16 Ochoco Brewing Co. 31 NEVADA Wild Ride Brewing 31 Abiqua Wind Vineyards CLOSE-OUT Revision Brewing Co 16 Caldera Brewing Co. 31 WINE TENNESSE Riverbend Brewing Co. 32 Copa Di Vino 5 Blackberry Farm Brewery 16 Braveheart Brewing 32 Compton Family Wines 5 TEXAS Walkabout Brewing 32 Sea 02 Sparkling Wine 5 New Braunfels Brewing Co 16 Klamath Basin Brewing 32 Twin Fir Vineyards 5 UTAH WASHINGTON Picnic Sparkling Wine 5 Epic Brewing 16 54 40' Brewing Co 32 Merrill Cellars 5 WYOMING Everybody's Brewing 32 Sweet Cheeks Winery 6 Melvin Brewing 17 Walking Man Brewing 32 Territorial Vineyards 6 Eviltwin Brewing 17 Hop Capital Brewing 32 Black Oak Winery 6 Stillwater Artisanal Ales 17 CALIFORNIA St. Mayhem Craft Wine Cooler 6 Omnipollo Brewing 17 Humboldt Brewing 32 French Boulevard Winery 6 Anderson Valley Brewery 33 DRAFT CIDER Alesmith Brewing Co 33 DRAFT BEER OREGON Belching Beaver Brewery 33 OREGON Wandering Aengus Ciderworks 18 Drake's Brewing 34 Barley Brown's Beer 7 Anthem Cider 18 The Bruery 34 Boneyard Beer 7 Apple Outlaw 18 Offshoot Beer Co. 34 Caldera Brewing Co. 7 Thompson Creek Cider 18 COLORADO Double Mountain 8 E.Z. Orchards 18 Boulder Beer 34 Fearless Brewing Co. 8 Bandon Rain Craft Ciders 19 Left Hand Brewing 34 Goodlife Brewing 8 Swift Cider 19 Great Divide Brewing Co 35 Klamath Basin Brewing 8 Tumalo Cider Co. 19 Trinity Brewing 35 Von Ebert Brewing 9 WASHINGTON FLORIDA pFriem Brewing 9 Finnriver Farm Cidery 19 Florida Beer Co. 35 Terminal Gravity Brewing 9 Tieton Cider Works 20 HAWAII Tranquilo Cerveceria 9 Rambling Route Cider 20 Maui Brewing 35 Ochoco Brewing Co 9 Elemental Hard Cider 20 ILLINOIS Wild Ride Brewing 10 Jester & Judge 20 Off Color Brewing 35 Kobold Brewing 10 CALIFORNIA KENTUCKY Walkabout Brewing 11 Golden State Cider 21 Against the Grain 36 Riverbend Brewing Co 11 Two Rivers Cider Company 21 MAINE Rusty Truck Brewing 11 Mission-Trail Cider Company 21 Sea Dog Brewing Co 36 Braveheart Brewing 11 MICHIGAN MASSACHUSETTS Craft Kitchen & Brewery 11 J.K.'s Scrumpy Hard Cider 21 Clown Shoes Beer 36 Upright Brewing 12 VERMONT MONTANA WASHINGTON Shacksbury Cidery 21 Bayern Brewing 36 Everybody's Brewing 12 IMPORT DRAFT CIDER 22 NEVADA Trap Door Brewing 12 DRAFT MEAD 22 Revision Brewing Co 36 54 40' Brewing Co 12 IMPORT DRAFT 23-28 NEW YORK Walking Man Brewing 12 Decadent Ales 37 Hop Capital Brewing 12 DOMESTIC Shmaltz Brewing Company 37 Barrel Mountain Brewing 13 Iron City Beer 29 TENNESSEE CALIFORNIA Old German Premium Lager 29 Blackberry Farm Brewery 37 Alesmith Brewing Co 13 Montucky Cold Snacks 29 TEXAS Belching Beaver Brewery 13 Premium Northwest 29 New Braunfels Brewing Co 37 The Bruery 13 Palmia Beer 29 UTAH Offshoot Beer Co. 13 Epic Brewing 37 Humboldt Brewing Company 13 WYOMING Anderson Valley Brewing Co 14 Melvin Brewing 37 COLORADO Eviltwin Brewing 38 Boulder Beer 14 Stillwater Artisanal Ales 38 Trinity Brewing 14 Omnipollo Brewing 38 Left Hand Brewing 14 Great Divide Brewing Co 15 HAWAII Maui Brewing 15 TABLE OF CONTENTS PACKAGE CIDER OREGON Apple Outlaw 39 E.Z. Orchards Cider 39 Swift Cider 39 Wandering Aengus Ciderworks 39 Anthem Cider 39 Thompson Creek Cider 39 Tumalo Cider Co 40 WASHINGTON Finnriver Farm Cidery 40 Elemental Hard Cider 40 Rambling Route Cider 40 Tieton Cider Works 41 Jester & Judge 41 CALIFORNIA Two Rivers Cider Company 41 Golden State Cider 41 MICHIGAN J.K.'s Scrumpy Hard Cider 41 VERMONT Shacksbury Cider 42 IMPORT PACKAGE CIDER 42-44 PACKAGE MEADS & SAKE WASHINGTON Author Mead Co 44 COLORADO Redstone Meadery 44 MAINE Maine Meadworks 44 IMPORT PACKAGE MEAD & SAKE 45 IMPORT PACKAGE BEER 46-56 ITEM# SIZE POST-OFF PRICE UPC CONDIMENTS / SNACKS SECRET AARDVARK 20385 Habanero Hot Sauce 12/8oz $50.50 8-53393-00003-0 24106 Serrabanero Green Sauce 12/8oz $50.50 8-53393-00013-9 20386 Drunken Garlic Black Bean Sauce 12/8oz $53.85 8-53393-00002-3 20387 Drunken Jerk Jamaican Marinade 12/8oz $56.50 8-53393-00004-7 20715 Habanero Hot Sauce (1) 1/2 gal $23.00 8-53393-00006-1 24195 Serrabanero Green Sauce (1) 1/2 gal $23.00 8-53393-00018-4 24121 Habanero Hot Sauce (1) 2.5 gal $115.00 8-53393-00015-3 24122 Drunken Jerk Jamaican Marinade (1) 2.5 gal $115.00 8-53393-00016-0 RED DUCK FOODS 20389 Original Ketchup 6/14oz $20.65 8-58638-00421-7 20388 Original Ketchup (1) 2.5 gal $34.50 0-00000-00000-0 OLYMPIA PROVISIONS 24402 Flaco Paco Pepperettes 1/30ct $76.00 8-52701-00445-6 24403 Petite Pierre Pepperettes 1/30ct $76.00 8-52701-00446-3 24404 Kleine Schweine Pepperettes 1/30ct $76.00 8-52701-00447-0 24405 Variety Pepperettes (10 boxes of each flavor) 1/30ct $76.00 UPCs for each MIXERS / COCKTAIL INGREDIENTS RAFT SYRUPS & BITTERS 24669 Simple 1/750ml $12.50 8-53142-00526-2 24470 Demerara 1/750ml $12.50 8-53142-00527-9 24466 Ginger 1/750ml $16.00 8-53142-00531-6 24467 Grenadine 1/750ml $16.00 8-53142-00535-4 24468 Lime 1/750ml $16.00 8-53142-00532-3 24471 Vanilla 1/750ml $16.00 8-53142-00528-6 24462 Citrus Rosemary 1/750ml $20.00 8-53142-00525-5 24463 Hibiscus Lavender 1/750ml $20.00 8-53142-00510-1 24464 Lemon Ginger 1/750ml $20.00 8-53142-00511-8 24465 Smoked Tea Vanilla 1/750ml $20.00 8-53142-00512-5 24458 Aromatic Bitters 6/100ml $39.00 8-53142-00556-9 24459 Cardamom Bitters 6/100ml $39.00 8-53142-00559-0 24460 Grapefruit Bitters 6/100ml $39.00 8-53142-00557-6 24461 Orange Bitters 6/100ml $39.00 0-00000-00000-0 J.WILBUR FOODS 20760 Bloody Mary Flavoring 6/16oz $51.00 8-53992-00104-9 SOM CORDIAL 24162 Cranberry Som Cane Vinegar Cordial 6/16.9oz $66.00 8-54751-00330-4 24163 Ginger Som Cane Vinegar Cordial 6/16.9oz $66.00 8-54751-00328-1 24164 Oregon Berry Som Cane Vinegar Cordial 6/16.9oz $66.00 8-54751-00327-4 24165 Pineapple Szechuan Som Cane Vinegar Cordial 6/16.9oz $66.00 8-54751-00332-8 24166 Tangerine Sea Salt Som Cane Vinegar Cordial 6/16.9oz $66.00 8-54751-00331-1 24167 Thai Basil Som Cane Vinegar Cordial 6/16.9oz $66.00 8-54751-00329-8 24168 Variety Pack - 6 Flavors Som Cane Vinegar Cordial 6/16.9oz $66.00 0-00000-00000-0 LLANLLYR SOURCE 23100 Fiery Ginger Beer 6/4/200ml $25.50 8-31131-00036-8 23130 Indian Tonic 6/4/200ml $25.50 8-31131-00020-7 24101 Club Soda 6/4/200ml $25.50 8-31131-00028-3 24102 Ginger Beer 8/500ml $18.80 8-31131-00041-2 KIMINO DRINKS 23457 Sparkling Yuzu 24/8.45oz $54.25 4-5-60463-15010-1 24343 Sparkling Ume 24/8.45oz $54.25 4-5-89759-82201-0 KOMBUCHA / HEALTH THE WATER KEFIR PEOPLE 24143 Turmeric Ginger with Passionfruit 6/16oz $21.00 8-68771-00041-0 24144 Hibiscus Rose Hip 6/16oz $21.00 8-68771-00042-7 24145 Dragon Fruit 6/16oz $21.00 8-68771-00040-3 24146 Strawberry Basil 6/16oz $21.00 8-68771-00044-1 24147 Lavender Blueberry 6/16oz $21.00 8-68771-00043-4 24148 Original Root Beer 6/16oz $21.00 8-68771-00045-8 1 ITEM # SIZE POST-OFF PRICE UPC KOMBUCHA / HEALTH HAPPY MOUNTAIN KOMBUCHA 20667 Dragon Fruit 12/12oz $23.50 0-30915-10321-3 20669 Peach Blossom 12/12oz $23.50 7-38435-19469-7 20668 Lavender White 12/12oz $23.50 7-38435-19468-0 20666 Ginger Root 12/12oz $23.50 0-30915-10322-0 20670 Honeydew Melon 12/12oz $23.50 0-30915-10327-5 20671 Spiced Chai 12/12oz $23.50 0-30915-10328-2 24428 Hopped Huckleberry 12/12oz $23.50 0-00000-00000-0 20685 Variety Pack 24/12oz $46.80 0-00000-00000-0 20664 Honeydew Melon (no deposit) 30L $110.00 20665 Spiced Chai (no deposit) 30L $110.00 20275 Dragon Fruit (no deposit) 30L $110.00 20276 Peach Blossom (no deposit) 30L $110.00 20277 Lavender White (no deposit) 30L $110.00 20278 Ginger Root (no deposit) 30L $110.00 24201 Hopped Huckleberry 30L $110.00 20745 Honeydew Melon (no deposit) 20L $85.00 20746 Spiced Chai (no deposit) 20L $85.00 20743 Dragon Fruit (no deposit) 20L $85.00 20741 Peach Blossom (no deposit) 20L $85.00 20744 Lavender White (no deposit) 20L $85.00 20742 Ginger Root (no deposit) 20L $85.00 24200 Hopped Huckleberry 20L $85.00 UNDERBERG NATURAL HERB BITTERS 19961 Underberg Herbal Tonic / Digestive 1/30ct $36.00 7-88754-02860-9 19933 Underberg Herbal Tonic / Digestive 10/12ct $136.80 7-88754-01420-6 19934 Underberg Herbal Tonic / Digestive 4/10/3ct $136.80 7-88754-02650-6 CBD BONEYARD ELIXIR - Sparkling CBD Beverages 24150 Lemon / Ginger 24/12oz cans $59.65 8-60245-00231-9 24151 King Cola 24/12oz cans $59.65 8-60245-00230-2 24152 Passionfruit / Orange 24/12oz cans $59.65 8-60245-00232-6 24210 Lemon / Ginger 1/6bbl $81.00 24211 Passionfruit / Orange 1/6bbl $81.00 24193 Lemon / Ginger 1/2bbl $200.00 24194 Passionfruit / Orange 1/2bbl $200.00 ABLIS SPARKLING GREEN - CBD Infused Beverages 24442 Lemon Ginger 12/12oz cans $32.60 8-54016-00625-5 24443 Cranberry / Blood Orange 12/12oz cans $32.60 8-54016-00624-8 24444 Strawberry Mojito 12/12oz cans $32.60 8-54016-00622-4 24445 Sparkling Lemon Water 12/12oz cans $32.60 8-54016-00626-2 24446 Sparkling Blood Orange Water 12/12oz cans $32.60 8-54016-00627-9 21368 Lemon Ginger 4/12/50ml $83.00 8-54016-00605-7 21369 Cranberry / Blood Orange 4/12/50ml $83.00 8-54016-00618-7 23004 Lemon Ginger 1/2bbl $205.00 23006 Cranberry / Blood Orange 1/2bbl $205.00 24218 Sparkling Blood Orange Water 1/2bbl $205.00 24217 Strawberry Mojito 1/2bbl $205.00 23003 Lemon Ginger 1/6bbl $86.00 23005 Cranberry / Blood Orange 1/6bbl $86.00 24219 Sparkling Blood Orange Water 1/6bbl $86.00
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