See ya sixer?

I still don't see why this country refuses to use metric. 10-packs all around!

 

So you would rather pay $18 for a 6 pack of a dipa, ris, etc than $12 for a 4-pack? Seems like the same thing too me.

 

But then they'd be 10 oz. beers, wouldn't they?

 

Almost had me with that one. I think it would be liters. A ten-pack of liter bottles? I'm in.

 

That does sound pretty American- supersize me as well.

 

Haaaa. Oh, man. Then I'd basically never buy a beer stronger than 5% ABV ever again. Oy, vey.

 

Personally I prefer Bombers/750s and 4-packs to 6 packs in MOST cases because I prefer to buy a variety of beers rather than a lot of one beer, but perhaps I'm in the minority here?

 

That's where the mix sixers come into play.

 

I received a five pack of Hopslam last Friday from a coworker who didn't like it, bummer

 

I definitely agree with 4 packs.

I would agree with bombers if they were priced a lot more affordably. If they could be resealed too, that would great. (and i know there are some option in regard to resealing)

 

I still miss Trommer's White Label Beer Family-Paks of 10 bottles. (It's All Malt & Hops, you know.)

 

Not to hijack the thread, but has anyone tried resealing a 22 or 750 with one of those wine pump and rubber corks? I searched forums but did not see anything addressing this.

 

Can't win them all, I guess. I'm not too worried as I've only had one sixer of Red's Rye ever. Don't get me wrong - I enjoyed it, but would rather drink many other IPA's before re-visiting it. I might grab a fresh sixer before they disappear just to say good-bye!

 

OP this is for you.

 

Family Paks! Yes! Some for the wee ones too!

 

Captain Lawrence entered the 12 oz. market with eight different beers so far, all in reasonably priced 6 paks, so the battle against 4 paks, if there is one, isn't lost yet.

Mixed four pak isn't as poetic as a mix six.

 

or more commonly in my experience, the grocery checker tells you, "We can only sell 6-packs."

 

This has been discussed often and is an excellent solution. Sometimes the beer is better the next day without excessive carbonation.

 

What about Bomber Cans?