Your most expensive beer haul

$67.39 after tax.

As a pretty much broke college student, I feel like that's up there

 

On my birthday every year I go on a beer purchasing quest and come home with close to $300 worth.

 

On a single haul ~$80 or so. My normal runs are $10-$20.

 

over $1000 on a VT run. apparently my old record of 38 bomber fills at Hill Farmstead was broken. Though the beer was split between about 12 different people.

 

Sometimes when I go to CCB, I just can't help myself and spend upwards of 100 bucks there, then usually another 50 between Total Wine and Whole Foods.

 

I think DaveHack just spent $300 on Ephraim alone at HF this weekend. Then bought about 14 cases of Heady, cleaned the Warren store out of anything with "Lawson's" printed on it, bought north of 80 bottles at HF, another 40 growlers not called Ephraim, and then handbottled half the shit they served the evening of the VIP event. I'm sure I'm missing some other things too.

 

OMG this "DaveHack" sounds like a total hoarder who should learn to leave some on the shelves for others! GEEZUS!

 

$300 or so. This year's HotD dock sale will most likely change that.

 

His motto is "All your beer are belong to me."

 

Says the partial benefactor of my dibs

 

Around $120 a few times.

 

I never said I wasn't a bit of a hypocrite.

 

Defend your honor sir! I challenge you to 3F Oude Gueze 2010 corks at dawn

 

$90. That was for 5 Event Horizon and 1 Sculpin when it first came to NC last winter.

 

Etre Gourmet and no, I don't want to talk about it.

 

I spent around $500 at the Livery anniversary party, but that was bottles, draft, and food.

 

Around $150 at Brusin' Ales in Asheville, NC. Worth every nickel!

 

Man, some of your "hauls" pale in comparison to what I've spent on ONE bottle.

I need help

 

What the hell did you do? Grab her purse and make a run for the check-out?

 

Around $650 or so - Miraculously, when I was picking up KH last year, I saw 6 GI Rare's, 2 CBS's and some Blushing Monk sitting in the corner. It needed a good home.