Bottle Logic's Week of Logic is a fantastic way to afford the most fans to celebrate one of their favorite breweries. With seven days of festivities, more people are able to visit Bottle Logic and sample both unique, special release beers as well as core ones.
The Week of Logic not only rewards patrons with amazing beers to sample throughout the week, some of which change daily, but also with prizes on select days. I think the most amazing part of the Week of Logic is that it is not a ticketed event. Anyone (21+ of course) is able to attend from one, up to seven days throughout the week. If you want to obtain many, or all of the coveted prizes, though, you must attend either 3, 5, or all 7 days of the Week of Logic. While this seems like an easy task, it can be quite daunting. First, you must obtain a Week of Logic booklet.
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This year's theme was adventure, so the booklets were field journals. Many Bottle Logic fans lined up before the official release time to ensure that they were able to snag one of the field journals. I lucked out in that I walked up without a line later in the afternoon of the day that they were released on the Saturday before Week of Logic's kick-off. They actually still had field journals available on the second day. But, if you want to make sure that you are able to get a booklet to complete all of the days of the Week of Logic, it's highly recommended to get one on the first day that they are available.
While I've always wanted to attend the Week of Logic, scheduling conflicts have prevented me from attending, up until this year. I've admired from afar my friends who have shared photos of the booklets they were issued from Bottle Logic and the stamps they would collect each day.
I'm glad that I was able to finally attend the Week of Logic this year. The organization of the event was outstanding. You first entered the back parking area from near the front of Bottle Logic's tasting room. You had to have a valid id to enter, no exceptions. After you passed through the id check, there was an area to the left to purchase merchandise. On the right side was the area where you visited after you obtained the required stamps of either 3, 5, or 7 to receive the exclusive Week of Logic items. When you walked further into the back parking area, you could either go left or right. There were two stations on each side where a wide variety of core and limited release beers were being poured each day. The beers were organized into four stations; Stasis Project, Excavation Outpost, Constants, and Variants.
Queue lines were taped on the ground in front of each of the four stations where beer was being poured which was a huge help for those trying to navigate the beer options. Each day, you presented your field journal to one of the employees when you purchased your beer. Since it rained during part of the event this year, there were already canopies in place and more were added for the day that it rained the most. Several tables were under the canopies which helped spread out the people who were enjoying their beers. Each day, different food trucks were on hand near the entrance to ensure that people had the option to eat while drinking, which was awesome since many of the beers are higher in ABV. Bottle Logic Brewing encouraged people to dress up themselves, as well as their dogs which was fun to watch throughout the week.
Attending Bottle Logic Brewing's Week of Logic is quite a commitment if you want to attain all of the prizes that they offer for the various days. If you ever have the opportunity to attend one of Bottle Logic Brewing's Week of Logic, I highly recommend it. Just make sure to pace yourself, and keep your eye on the prizes.
