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The past 2-3 days your area got a whole bunch of it. While I won't divulge how many cases each store bought, these guys got enough that they should last a bit. Posted in order, with Wegmans in Sterling getting the most. There are several other stores that bought decent amounts, but these guys got a LOT. Wegmans 45131 Columbia PL, Sterling Wegmans 8297 Stonewall Shops SQ, Gainesvile Wegmans 101 Crosstrain Blvd SE, Leesburg Total Beverage 13055 Lee Jackson HWY STE, Chantilly Wegmans 11620 Monument DR, Fairfax Safeway 9596 Old Keene Mill RD, Burke Giant Food 1454 Chain Bridge RD, Mclean Whole Foods 4501 Market Common DR, Fairfax Total Beverage 46301 Potomac Run PLZ, Sterling Total Beverage 9484 Main St, Fairfax Safeway 22350 Sterling Blvd, Sterling

For those Flying Dog Dead Rise fans in VA, the past 2 days a bunch of cases were distributed to several stores in your area. Wegmans, Total Beverage top the list.

It is nice to meet a colleague. Yes it was Premium Distributors of VA, your company, that delivers this for his area. I am very familiar with your company. I setup the corporate iDIG and BeerFinder for the entire Reyes Group. I used to work frequently with D. Orman before he retired. Now I work mostly with M. Osborn. You folks have your own BeerFinder that I setup, which is a full day ahead of the supplier BeerFinder. But I couldn't give him the link because I only have the link from our server, not one from your website.

Sure, send me a PM with the info. Please include the beer and brewer too if you know it. Also send me which city/state you will be buying the beer in. If you happen to know the distributor in your area for that product, it would make my search much quicker. I'll dig into the data this afternoon or tonight when I get some free time.

I work at Vermont Information Processing. We make the software that most of the brewers and distributors use to track sales and inventory. The BeerFinder link posted is one of our products. I have actually setup BeerFinder for several distributors and handle most of the calls for that product. The data is based on what sales were made to a store in the last 60-90 days. It would be impossible to have a BeerFinder based on current stock without having contracts with every store buying product. If you really need to know where a certain beer is in stock (ie sold in the past week or so), I might be persuaded to dig into the raw data.