Bo & Luke, Against the Grain pricing

Here in KY, it was $15.50 at the brewery for the regular Bo & Luke and $20 at my local shop.

 

Locally to us?

 

I thought I knew where you were talking about. The draft prices are good, but they're borderline abusive on bottles of anything "uncommon".

 

Found them for about 18 each in Philly

 

I live in Louisville and that shit should be selling for no more than $16 in this state. I suppose I understand a little taxation for the out-of-staters, but $26.50 seems absurd.

I'll bet Sam and the boys at ATG wouldn't be happy to hear about that kind of price gauging.

 

WTF? I get annoyed when one store around here charges $6.99, since most sell it for $5.99. That is laughable.

 

Well, since RR isn't distributed to WA, there's probably a "risk" surcharge there

 

I agree with the other posters here who say that $26 is too high. When I can find it, they charge $16 for a bomber of it where I shop in Northern Kentucky. Growlers are a better deal, but rare. I can usually get a growler of it twice a year and pay about $20 for a full half-gallon.

 

I picked it up for 18 bucks an hour south of Chicago

 

Bought one for $24 in MKE and another in IL for $15. Shoulda known better but it's been so rare around WI I had to pull the trigger.

 

Feel free to point them towards this thread.

 

For real? FFS!

 

Dude...we got pints of Xocoveza at Whole Foods for $5.

 

@Snowshoes, when this place opened a couple years ago, it was great. Local, family oriented (they've got a cereal bar for the kids), involved in the community. But, as they've grown, they seem to have gotten a bit full of themselves. They are the only true "bottle shop" in town, and they do bring in a very nice selection of stuff from all over the world. But, after charging $30 + tax for a 355ml of Cantillon, when a bar a 10 minute walk away charged $30 for a 750, over the bar mind you. I've stopped bottle shopping there, with certain exceptions (I'm out walking a dog and want a walk-around beer, gifts, etc). Our local food coop buyer does a great job, especially considering his space limitations, I'd love to hit the lotto and have him provide some competition.