Underpriced buys

2.99 bombers of bear republic! Whole foods.

 

Funny thing how tastes go. I could pick this stuff up all day long (almost) in my area, but find it middle of the road. I have some in the fridge now, but prefer my Maximus, Green Flash, or Celebration for a current hop-fix. I prefer my Robert The Bruce for my FFF fix. Yet...others would fight grizzlies to get a sixer. Now if I could just find some more Narwhal !

Freedom to choose is a wonderful thing.

 

Bolt Cutter is around $22 normally I beleive.

 

Just found a lone bottle on Frangelic Mountian Brown for $7.00 at a grocery store around me.

 

4-pack of Backwoods Bastard for $15. Have seen it for as much as $28 in other local bottle shops.

 

Best deal I ever got was $6.99 per bomber of Sierra Nevada Anniversary Jack & Ken's Ale back in December of 2010. I bought 6 bottles and have 3 left. I have a feeling that the store made a mistake because that particular store is normally overpriced.

 

Just grabbed the Old Rasputin XV for $7.99, dude had no idea what he had and was too busy so he just made up a price on the spot to get me out the door, but he told me I could only buy one, only complaint I have ever heard about this beer is that it's overpriced so it will be fun to enjoy without thinking about the $1.20/oz price tag.

 

I bought mine for $13. Guess I got a good deal.

 

Yep. $25 where I live.

 

I am hoping so cuz it wasnt cheap and I just bought one to cellar for awhile

 

My wife picked me up Boltcutter in NYC of all places at 23 bucks a bottle !!

 

OK, the consensus is that $34 is WAY too much for a single bottle. Glad I passed.

 

Holy Shizzzz!!! That beer is usually around $16 to $20. So that wasn't even the typical clerk/monkey mistake of leaving the ten digit off, cuz I've never seen it for $12.99

 

This week I found 2011 La Folie at Whole Foods for $9.99.
In Chicago, that price is pretty ludicrous. I cleaned them out.

 

That is insane.
I can't find it anywhere in CO, and when I could it was 20+.

 

Stopped in for dinner at local BBQ joint that also does package sales on Christmas Eve. Checked out the package store after dinner and found some Abyss, so I picked up a couple more bottles. When I got to the register they wouldn't ring up and neither cashier knew how much they were selling for so they just gave em to me for $3.99 each. Wanted to buy out the rest of the case but didn't wanna push my luck.

 

Wasn't me, but a friend in Florida bragged about finding Cuvee van de Keizer blue for $3.50 each at a thrift grocery store that had em on clearance. Needless to say, she bought every single one, which was like 8 or 9. I received exactly 0 from that transaction.

 

This^ at a local wine store with a small but potent craft beer section.

 

Is it the same as the second rule of underpriced beer?

 

Grabbed 3 Lost Abbey Judgment Days last week for $6.99 each. Not the greatest deal but usually they are $10+ around here.