Go-To 6-Pack for under $8

Anchor Steam.

 

SN Celebration 12pks are $14.99 at harris teeter. That's a deal. My dad told me the other week he got SNPA for $12.99/12pk.

Lagunitas Brown Shugga is unreal at $9.99/6pk. 10%, and I'm all about a little sweetness with their fruity yeast profile.

 

Hasn't existed in Pennsylvania since before I moved there in '08, but that's mostly because of the super cool, totally reasonable laws there. Don't miss that!

 

Torpedo 4 pack of tall boy cans - 7 bucks (Jax Fl)

 

Sierra Nevada $6.99-7.99 a 6'er and sometimes 12 pack for 12.99-13.99. I've seen Dirt Wolf for 8.99 a 4 pack and locally, Due South Cat 5 DIPA for 7.99 a 4 pack

 

Even the Deschutes mainline stuff (Mirror Pond, Inversion, Black Butte, and Obsidian) are up at the $9 point around here these days, so my vote goes to the TJs house beers. TJs also has some local/regional stuff for cheap on occasion.

 

Sixpackforunder8dollars you say? where do these creatures exist?

 

What his is telling me is that if I resided west of the Colorado I could probably save enough dough in a year to buy a new car or at least go on a really nice vacation.,........probably back to Manhattan

 

Sometimes (like now) Binnys has Summit Saga for $7.99 a six pack. That would be my answer. Otherwise true, not much available for under $8.

 

For me it's Torpedo. Usually clocks in right at eight bux.

 

A few years ago I was able to get Long Trail Double Bag for 7.99 but yeah those days are over.

 

NG Moon Man

 

I can occasionally get founder's dirty bastard and centennial as well as bell's two hearted for $8/6pack

 

yeah...we don't get that here. $9-$10 for a 6 pack in PA.

 

Definite Kansas City bias but Boulevard Single-Wide IPA for $8 & Free State Ad Astra for $7.50. Lots of other options too.

 

Anchor Porter, New Belgium Tripel, on occassion Sierra Nevada Torpedo (when on sale).

 

in the ATL area there is nothing that would be go to at that price. Sierra Nevada Torpedo and Celebration as well as New Belgium Rampant and Ranger are the best quality value beers in these parts.

 

There's hardly anything under $8/six-pack here, especially outside of the Bud/Miller/Coors/etc. adjunct lager category. There's Rolling Rock for $4.99 a six-pack, which is a pretty amazing price for a six-pack, but... I've heard that's not very good so I haven't given it a try.

Yuengling six-packs are $6.49/$6.89/$6.99 depending on what store you're in. I think I spotted a few six-packs from a company called something like Waterfront Brewing for $7.49 (haven't tried any of those either--there were three around the last time I was in the beer aisle of one of the nearby stores though, a pumpkin ale, an IPA, and something else I can't remember), but that's about all I remember seeing for under $8... there's some for right around $8 (Landshark Lager and a few of the Mexican beers if I'm remembering right) but most of the beers/brewers that I see being mentioned multiple times on here (Sierra Nevada, New Belgium, Anchor, etc.) are all in the $8.49 to $9.99 range here if they're available at all.

 

Any and all of the Founder's year rounders can be had here for 8.49. That said I'd take Centennial and probably Porter for the wife.
Though when I was in WI a month ago I saw New Glarus year rounders for 6.99. I'd drink so much Moon Man if I lived there it would be silly.

 

Don't have a go to 6 pack
Only go to 4 packs