Double Jack 4 packs?

There was another post with the same type of arguement, i.e. 22 oz. vs. 12 oz. and I agree with you that the 16 oz. & 16.9 oz./500 ml containers are just the right size - not too much and not too little. I'm not necessarily happier with 4-packs since everything I have is stored in a fridge, and 6-packs are a better value, but that's just me. Besides, I've never seen 16 oz. or 16.9 oz. bottles or cans in six-packs.

 

This is great. Or would be if FW distributed to NC.

 

That's great news! Not to mention the packaging looks badass.

 

OK - let me restate: I've never seen craft beer in 16 oz. or 16.9 sizes in six packs. Thank you for pointing this out to me.

 

HA! I was just giving you shit. Although, I might actually drink a few of these over the weekend. Not bad when it's 100+ degrees outside.

 

Golden Road in LA does Point the Way IPA and their hefe in tallboy sixers..very delish and refreshing

 

Come.....to.....Massachusetts

 

how would that be hard? cbs, kbs, ba ptf and even black out stout went to 4 packs. i can totally see i working. id imagine it would be around $20 like bcs was in four packs around here past year.id certainly buy up more, and if they keep the packinging like double jacks it will still look bad ass

 

I'll bet it will be something like 12.99 - 13.99 a 4 pack. Bomber price inflation included in the guess.

 

Good call, Golden Road 16oz 6pack IPA & Hefe, only about $12 and pretty tasty too!

 

4-packs started rolling off the line this week so look for them soon.

 

Good guess, I just saw them the other day at Total Wine for $13.99, Total Wine is usually a few dollars more than other places, so don't be surprised to see it for about $16.

Definitely not the savings I was hoping for, I'm pretty bummed about the price.

 

I think around the 17-18 range at least in RI.

 

Got one of these as an extra. It's one of my "on deck" beers in the fridge!