Price Check? Singlecut Heavy Boots

8 dollars a beer? Woof... did you buy it at a baseball stadium?

 

I hope you put it back.

 

That's basically the normal price.

 

What style is heavy boots? Most of the single cut stuff here sells for $22 bucks a 4 pack max.

 

I think it’s an impy stout

 

"$31.99"

Ouch!!

Cheers!

P.S. Maybe this is an example of a beer that should be packaged in 8 ounce cans (to make a 4-pack)?

@The-Adjunct-Hippie

 

LOL this got me laughing. NICE !

 

As my old friend Juan Jaime Rosado used to say:
HAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAno.

 

While I agree with this, that's really just smoke and mirrors, you're still paying too much.

 

I tried Heavy boots several years ago. If I recall it was soooo bitter from being coffee forward it tasted like an accident.

 

All Singlecut = too damn high

 

Too damn high!

Cheers!

 

At that price it better be.

And that is something I can understand!!

Cheers!

 

In New York at Stew Leonards in Yonkers, they have about 20 varieties of Singlecut (note to Singlecut - LIGHTEN UP FRANCIS) and the prices for 4 packs range from $14 to $25 before tax and can deposit.

 

What the fuck.....

 

$32 seems high, even for SingleCut. But I guess if it's new to your area that might be what's driving the price up? Heavy Boots is great though! Glad you enjoyed it.

 

4x 16 oz cans of 11+ percent imp stout for $32? Not too bad...

 

Personally, I wouldn't buy the beer... but the format influences the shock about the price. Back in the bomber days, this would be the equivalent of a $11 bomber. I'm sure some of you would still consider that too high a price, but it wouldn't generate as much shock and I'm sure fewer people would consider it a bad price for a high ABV spiced stout. Turn it into a brewery only bomber release with a wax top and dare I say some would have considered it a bargain (even though the margins get way better for the brewery in that context). I'm not saying this beer (or any beer like it) is worth it or that bombers were priced appropriately... but many of us would be hypocrites to express outrage. I'm currently trying to figure out when I can make a beer run to grab some JW Lees Harvest (and that beer is a considerably worse price per ounce).