>10% six packs?

Yes. One that comes easily to mind is Victory's Old Horizontal. Several years ago you could buy six packs of 12 oz bottles of Old Horizontal.

 

Ballast Point
Victory At Sea
10% abv 6pk

Lagunitas has a few 6pks above 10% abv
High-West imperial stout 12.2% abv
Willettized stout 12.6% abv
Also Waldos Special Ale is like 12% or more I think...

Bells
Expedition Stout 10.5%
Third Coast Olde Ale 10.2% (barleywine)

All sixers

Theres plenty more...

CHEERS

 

Add Flying Dog's Double Dog (11.5%) to the list.

 

Apis IV | Elevation Beer Co.

Edit: you already mentioned Woot.

Eku 28.

 

Those are all really good beers too, wonderful examples of value. I'm gonna buy a sixer of victory at sea soon, its been too long.

 

Victory At Sea was the only BP 6pack that I thought was worthy of the hefty price tag. Well, the Peanut Butter was too.

Edit: Forget that. The Peanut Butter I had was on draught.

 

I know pricing differs, but I've gotten it as cheap as 10-11 bucks a sixer. The ipas of theirs had a higher price last time I looked, but I don't really touch their ipas.

 

$13 to $14 here. And yeah, their IPAs aren't worth the big bucks.

 

Usually outdated/shelf turds around these parts. But @Lahey is right, a few places have them for cheaper. About $10-$12/6pk
Used to be (when 1st distro'ed) almost $14.99 or more/6pk

 

You'd think that after selling out for $1 Billion dollars to Constellation, the prices would be gentler on the wallet???

 

Constellation has to make that money back somehow and ballast point isn't that hot of a name right now.

 

I would think that quantity as in expanded distribution would be an easier route to take with lower prices.

 

Brooklyn Black Chocolate Stout at 10%

A couple years ago, I found them ON SALE for $4 a 6 pack (it was out in the boondocks). I bought a couple of those and felt like I had just hit the jackpot.

 

Short's did Obliviate this year in sixers, a 12% Quad.

 

Stone has also done it before, such as this year’s Totalitarian Russian Imperial Stout at 10.5%.

 

Avery's quadrupel The Reverend is in 12oz 6 packs. It's exactly 10%.

 

Honestly, I guess it's a good deal, but I think anything beyond a 7% 6-pack is a bad idea.

 

I believe odd side ales has released numerous six packs of higher abv stuff. I believe their barleywine, imp stout and dipa are in six pack format

 

Sierra Nevada BigFoot, love the 6 pack format, drink one today and start working on the 5 year vertical with the rest