DC Liquor Store Directory

[chazwicke]

I was looking for the number of Dixie Liquors because I wanted to see what sixtels they had in stock. (Currently only one - Kronenbourg). Anyway I cam across this listing of DC liquor stores with addresses and phone numbers. Pretty darn handy!

http://www.fast411.com/DistrictOfColumbia/Washington/244.htm

[neelyjr1]

That is fantastic. Who would have thought there would have been that many liquor stores in DC (I am still young and naive to the area)

[chazwicke]

Now I wish I knew which one carried 1/6 kegs of good beer. I know a couple.

[MeridianFC]

I got my DFH sixtels from Dixie (also got a parking ticket, be careful where you load up!).

[chazwicke]

Old Dominion supposedly has a bunch of different beers in sixtels in stock right now. I called yesterday. I'm hoping to head out there shortly to pick up a Pale Ale. :)

[kinjar]

I know you are getting it for your kegerator, but if you wanted to get a Sixtel for a party, do you need a special tap/dispenser, or will anyone work?

[chazwicke]

I was out there yeaterday and picked up a sixtel of the Pale Ale. They had New River Pale Ale, dry hopped, on cask. It was delightful.

I think the sixtels use sankey hookups. I know that Blue & Gray Brewing in Fredericksburg rents the kegerators and has different size kegs to fit them. Check out their website.

[MeridianFC]

Originally posted by chazwicke


I think the sixtels use sankey hookups. I know that Blue & Gray Brewing in Fredericksburg rents the kegerators and has different size kegs to fit them. Check out their website.

I think most if not all American sixtels use the standard Sankey coupler. Be aware that there are some import sixtels (or equivalents) that do not. Hoegaarden for instance uses the A coupler ("German Slider").