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I've heard great things about the Warlock, but haven't been able to find it yet. :(

A great site to use to hunt things down. Not knowing what part of Delaware you're in and just how much you want it....there are 3 places under 80 miles from Delaware have it listed as of today. Keep in mind it's not perfect. Call first before doing any driving. ;)

http://www.beermenus.com/

This one is in Philly. It claims it has the WWS, 120, Warlock, and even a Cigar City and some other to hard to find stuff. .

http://www.moorebeverage.com/

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I've heard great things about the Warlock, but haven't been able to find it yet. :(

A great site to use to hunt things down. Not knowing what part of Delaware you're in and just how much you want it....there are 3 places under 80 miles from Delaware have it listed as of today. Keep in mind it's not perfect. Call first before doing any driving. ;)

http://www.beermenus.com/

This one is in Philly. It claims it has the WWS, 120, Warlock, and even a Cigar City and some other to hard to find stuff. .

http://www.moorebeverage.com/

Thanks for the tips, BT!

However, I'm heading off to Acadia, shutdown or not, so I'll be looking to sample some Maine beers that are unavailable here. I will pick up the Warlock if I see it, though. Total Wine in Delaware re-stocked with Pumking, but it looks like they are not carrying Warlock.

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NARWHAL® IMPERIAL STOUT A malt-forward monster, highlighting the depths of malt flavor.

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Quite a counterpoint to their Bigfoot Barleywine.

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This is not a pumpkin spiced cider*. This is a cider born from real pumpkins. When that natural pumpkin character is balanced against a crisp apple backdrop, the resulting cider is truly one of a kind.

Regulations in Pennsylvania and Tennessee restrict us from selling the 6.9% ABV Pumpkin Cider in those states. The dedicated fans of Woodchuck in both states have contacted us via phone, email, and Facebook, with each communication essentially saying: We want Pumpkin! Woodchuck is happy to announce our Cider Makers have crafted two separate small batches for 2012. One at 6.9% ABV – and another at 5.5% ABV. Pennsylvania and Tennessee rejoice!

Private Reserve Pumpkin is crafted to be served at 45 degrees. It pairs excellently with roasted duck, turkey, or squash ravioli. As a night cap, try with crème brûlée or fresh cheesecake.

It is hitting store shelves as you read this. Now in its third year, this cider has a serious following. It sells out quick, and only so much is made.

This is a tasty cider. Glad I got a couple of six-packs of the 6.9 %!

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