Sixpoint Jammer 15 packs

@SixpointMikey, were these Jammer beers brewed in Parkesburg?

Cheers!

 

I'm definitely in, I love Jammer and beers like it and am looking for flavorful low ABV beers, this is perfect.

 

Citrus is where it's at. Can't wait to crush one of these boxes on the beach this summer.

 

I will drive into SC for this.

 

I am with you, and they brew some great stuff. I wish they distributed to MO.

 

I’m in.

I love the regular jammer

I passed by golden road cart beers 15 pack I might go back for it.

Melon cart
Mango cart
Pineapple cart

$12.99, could be another good summer beer if it ever warms up.

Enjoy

 

Think It'll be under $20? Too much curiosity to pass.

 

That needs to be in a pop top box and you just dump ice in it. If it is in Houston before we head to Florida, a couple of those are going with me

 

Bulk purchase for summer. Bought a case of Citrus Jammer last yea, but this variety sounds interesting.

 

Holy fucking shit. That is all.

 

TTB COLAs, all approved in Feb. '19, all say "MEMPHIS, TN". In theory, they could get TTB permission to "use up" the pre-printed cans with the wrong city. Are these the standard Sixpoint "slim line" can? (Looks like it from the pic). Can they run them on Victory's canning line w/o costly change-over and downtime?

 

Still cant get them in Memphis either...

 

Maybe @SixpointMikey who I tagged above knows this answer.

Cheers!

 

Well, yeah - but you know how Sixpoint's reps here in the BA forums over the years have often been, uh... "reluctant" ... to discuss that topic...

 

This.

The silence is deafening whenever this subject is brought up. I wonder if they just really hate Tennesee that much? My eyeballs roll right out of my fucking head whenever they promote their 'Brooklyn street cred' on their packaging/promos

 

Not sure it's an anti-Tennesee thing, as such - maybe just goes against that scrappy Brooklynite hipster image to be brewing in a massive brewing factory built by Schlitz:

(Brooklyn might still be bitter about Schlitz moving out of town around the same time as they opened Memphis?).

To the departed Shane's credit - he did start noting it on their labels.

 

I think I'll still buy more of The Crisp than anything else from Sixpoint.

Personally, I find fruited goses are interesting to have once, but I rarely feel any urge to have them again. A regular gose, like Jammer, I might return to, but the fruited ones always feel very interchangeable to me. Many don't taste much different to me than seltzer water + juice...particularly the lemon/lime goses. I actually do enjoy and drink seltzer water regularly, but I don't pay craft beer prices for it. YRMV, of course.

I noticed that too.

Personally I really like the slim cans and hope they keep them. They stand-out on the beer shelf, but are somewhat incognito in public because at a glance they look like an energy drink. I would think the former would be more important to brewery sales than the latter.

I play in an adult softball league in the summer and most fields we play on do not allow alcohol- technically... I have never seen the rules enforced, so you probably have to be blatant and obnoxiously drunk to get in trouble... but still, if I choose crack a beer I am a little more comfortable if it's a Sixpoint can.

 

Also, according to their website, regular Jammer is going to be added to their year round lineup.

 

These are pretty gross, IME.