Best variety pack?

I wish I was able to find it when it was released.

 

I bought a bunch of bomber-4-packs for my wedding from Stone. They contained: Arrogant Bastard, Stone IPA, Ruination 1.0 and Sublimely Self-Righteous. Or the last one may have been IRS. Either way, was the best mixer I could remember getting!

 

Makes it a little pricey but its worth it IMO since i know what im grabbing. I am the only person to blame for the beer because i go to the smae store i know whats fresh. Its great 6 pack with DIpa, gose, stout, berliner weisse, pale ale, and a random never had to just try

 

Been liking the Sweetwater Variety pack lately. Good price point at $14 for a 12 pack.

 

Local guys Indeed and Bauhaus make a good mixed pack as well as Summit.
New drinkers and buyers love it although the process is a nightmare for packaging workers.

 

Sweetwater Variety pack is pretty awesome,they make some very good IPAs

 

Our Higher Volume mixed 12pks are indeed back in 2016! We'll have multiple runs of it this year. The first run has already been released and is on the shelves right now, and the next release will be shipping in a few weeks toward the end of April.

 

I really like variety packs that include seasonal and scratch beers versus the same four beers all of the time. Having said that, Troegs recently changed their seasonal "anthology" packs and did a great job. Also really like the Southern Tier "Pack of Pales", which include their IPA, 2XIPA, Live, and Right-O-Way.

 

Definitely ballast point's new sculpin variety pack.
4x Grapefruit Sculpin
4x Pineapple Sculpin
4x Original Sculpin

 

Modern Times mixed 10 pack is pretty legit!

 

During the St Patty's week I bought a Guinness variety collection called Brewers Project. Had original stout, Dublin porter and West Indies porter. According to the package. all were brewed at the original St James Gate brewery in Dublin using some old recipes that they decided to reintroduce. Not a bad product, the West Indies was the best of the 3. Sort of pricey, 18 of the 11.5 oz bottles for $25.

 

Just picked up a Yards variety pack (Love Stout, Brawler, Philadelphia Pale Ale, IPA). Awesome variety pack. Even if they're all flagships, they're solid representations of their styles.

 

Stone

 

Sam Adams Winter Classics from 2011. The one with Black and Brew and Chocolate Bock.

Boulevard's "Great 8" pack with Tank 7, Tell Tale Tart, Whiskey Barrel Imperial Stout, and The Calling.

 

I'll say it again these two are great to keep stocked in my fridgy. The empty slot it Booming Rollers (citra heavy) right now which might be my fave MT offering besides Blazing Worlds.

 

I was surprised when I saw it yesterday, great lineup, and I will definitely be picking one up! For those interested it's three each of Sweet Action, The Crisp, Bengali and Resin.

 

Stone Mixed 12pk by a longshot for me. Great Lakes Fridge Filler is also decent, perfect for some basic summertime sips.

 

Sierra Nevada beer camp variety pack.

 

Great Lakes has some good ones. The have one of their staples and more recently is the fridge filler pack which includes seasonals and a few brand new ones.

 

This one is way up there for me. I just wish they would've done a bottle of each beer (Sixth Glass, Tall Glass, Dark Truth Stout, and a filler). That's what I thought it was the first time I glanced at it.

I think each of Sierra Nevada's are strong variety packs. Some more so than others. They have that High Altitude pack out now, which is pretty sweet. Their 4 way IPA is a great one for someone new to IPAs, or an experienced drinker who just wants summer hoppy brews to throw back.

As much as I wasn't a fan of any of the brews, Samuel Adam's cabin variety pack was pretty sweet. I got to sample about 5 of their beers that I've never had before.