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Jumpin’ Railcars and Collectin' Cans
Some kind of "cold" ship option in the summer would be nice...
I basically avoid cigar purchases in the summer because I would rather they don't sit in hot, hot, hot shipping trucks for days at a time. The places that I order my beer brewing supplies offer this to help protect yeast.
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Jumpin’ Railcars and Collectin' Cans

Originally Posted by
Upstatemax
Some kind of "cold" ship option in the summer would be nice...
I basically avoid cigar purchases in the summer because I would rather they don't sit in hot, hot, hot shipping trucks for days at a time. The places that I order my beer brewing supplies offer this to help protect yeast.
Really cool idea but those packs only work for like one day. By the time I get my orders the pack is warm and the yeast have been on their own for however long. Even the yeast we get overnighted for the brewery usually arrives with a warm cold pack.
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Jumpin’ Railcars and Collectin' Cans

Originally Posted by
HIM
Really cool idea but those packs only work for like one day. By the time I get my orders the pack is warm and the yeast have been on their own for however long. Even the yeast we get overnighted for the brewery usually arrives with a warm cold pack.
I've had them show up 3-4 days after shipping with the pack still cool (Wyeast activator still flat)...
This is when it's 85*-90* in the North East. Maybe that good ole Southern heat is too much?
They usually have the yeast and cold pack wrapped up in an insulated pack.
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Jumpin’ Railcars and Collectin' Cans

Originally Posted by
Upstatemax
I've had them show up 3-4 days after shipping with the pack still cool (Wyeast activator still flat)...
This is when it's 85*-90* in the North East. Maybe that good ole Southern heat is too much?
They usually have the yeast and cold pack wrapped up in an insulated pack.
Maybe. All I know is I stopped paying the extra $1 for it because they were never cold when I got them lol.