Best beer with a cheap price

I'm gonna have to agree with Summit Saga

 

Also agree with the Vitus, an incredible beer for the price. And I love both La Fin Du Monde and Tripel Karmeliet but to the original point of the thread, TK is literally almost twice the price so I would say La Fin Du Monde is the much better value.

 

Erie Brewing railbender - one of my favorite beers and it cost me $27/case

 

My sympathies. I just bought a sixer of Dale's for $6.99.

 

Yep, life is a trade-off.

 

.....siphoned thru wet metal. Horrible horrible beer.

 

Exactly. This whole thread and others like it are pretty nonsensical, due to location. A beer may be inexpensive in its home state and either unavailable or expensive out-of-state.

A good example is Hoppin' Frog. Reasonable prices in Ohio, double and triple those prices outside of the Buckeye state.

 

Sierra Nevada Torpedo and Pale Ale are hard to beat at $12 a 12 pack. My "stock the fridge" beers. As for as bombers go, Lagunitas Hop Stoopid is $4.49 here in NC. A great beer at a great price.

 

My 2 go-to's:
Blue Point Rastafa Rye $3.99/22oz.
Epic Spiral Jetty $3.99/22oz.

PS: When in Hawaii I found 22 oz. Torpedo's for $2.99!!!

 

Lagunitas Hop Stoopid

 

As a Pennsylvanian I was very, very confused by the title of this thread. Still am, really. Ah well.

 

Any of Great Lakes year round six packs. Most places are less than $8 per six pack in my area.

 

Everything by Smuttynose.

 

Most of us are in the keystone...

 

This:
http://shop.schlenkerla.de/20-box

 

Fantastic stuff

 

Curious. Great Lakes beers are cheaper in both North Carolina and "that state up north" than they are in their home state.

 

Harpoon IPA, maybe $15/12 on deal. Surprised it hasn't been mentioned already (sorry if I missed it). SNPA usually costs another buck or so, so Harpoon edges it out in best value for me, and as cheap as I care to spend. I generally keep Dale's Pale Ale on hand, and it's a good value, but can't submit it as "cheap." Similarly, Heavy Seas in general and Loose Cannon in particular is maybe an even better value, but not rightly "cheap," even here in Maryland. Also not cheap is Dogfish's Olde School barleywine, but on a dollar per unit alcohol basis, it was more compelling than the Burton Baton IPA next to it on the shelf (same price, 50% more alcohol), and kind of compelling in that regard.

 

Boulevard 80 Acre is around $13 for a 12pk here. Seasonals are around the same. Great value IMO.

 

$2.39 (16.9oz) 7.90% ABV