cheapest beer in your region?

Well, I wouldn't expect to enjoy it. It's kind of like eating one of those fucked up jelly bean flavors... you know it's gonna be bad but you kind of want to know what it tastes like...

 

Milwaukee Special Reserve Premium, ICE, and Light. $13.99 a 30pk, the Ice is a decent seller actually.

 

I upchucked just a tiny bit approx' 35 times reading through this

 

A 40 of High Life is less than $2!

 

I-I can second having this morbid curiosity.

The cheapest I've seen that immediately comes to mind are Dick's Brewing 12th Man Pale Ale, not to be confused with Hilliard's 12th Can. It's currently priced at $3.99 for a 6er of 12oz cans, $5.99 for a 12 pack. The 12th pale ale is pretty bad though: imagine if Coors Light had the slightest, faintest smell and taste of hops. Nice and cheap though!

 

Assume it's the same as other states. Depending on the store, Natty Ice/Beast/Keystone/Hamm's are yer cashed-out-the-change-jar options.

 

"special reserve premium" gave me a great laugh. That's some funny shit right there.

 

I am also in the Boxer Lager group. I saw it for the first time the other day $13 for a 36 pack. I didn't try it and the beer guy at the liquor store warned me that the price wasn't worth. One tier up is Keystone and Natty at $13 for a 30 pack.

At the drinkable level it is PBR and Hamm's. Usually $14 for a 30 pack, but I've seen them on sale for as low as $12. After St. Patrick's Day last year we also had 30 packs of Rolling Rock for $12. They really went overboard with the green case displays and had dozens of them a week later. Kind of hoping they do it again this year.

 

Do kegs count? $55 bucks for a half barrel of Natty Light is pretty economical (at least that's how much they were in high school).

One a side note, are zombie threads a common occurrence? Before yesterday there were two posts in this thread, the last one coming nearly two years ago.

 

Country Club Malt Liquor is around $4 per 6pack.

 

Blatz Light $5.99 per 24pk.

 

This. It's a 48 pack though, and for only $21.99 (That's a ridiculous 46 cents per beer). What can I say, it's just a Kirkland Signature kind of world. I want to try it, but more so, I really don't want 48 cans of that crap hanging around.

 

Aside from macros, Lagunitas IPA is $6.99 / 6pk, same with Sierra Nevada. You can get cases for around $22-24 sometimes.

 

yuengling premium 12.00 a case.
hamms: 11.99
Old german 10.99

Those prices are vulgar.

 

I never look for the cheapest beer. I look for something I will enjoy

 

Not that I'd want to drink any of these, but, I still shake my head at how cheap beer can be in "The Good Ole USA". Fortunately I can get some of the great brews from Belgium for "US", or better, prices here in Ontario, Canada.
Most of the decent/good quality 6ers go for around $13 here.
Crap beer...$10 for six

 

South east pa

a beer called "old German Beer" for 10$ for a 30 of cans
lionshead, 24 for 12$

 

24 of Milwaukee's Best Premium for about 8.99

 

The restaurant I work at was visited recently by one of our distributors and they were trying to sell us Old German, being that were a craft focused bar, we immediately bought 36 cases. Haha just kidding. Why drink old German when pbr is usually around the same price

 

im actually stopping at the place i saw the old german later this week. I might buy a case just because. and to try it out. Ill bet dollars to donuts its better than the top selling 3 beers in america.