jp_jkl wrote:spinrsx wrote:What price is bcbs selling for in the states?
From what I've read, generally it goes for $9.99 at bottle shops/grocery stores and $8.99 at Costco. 1 or 2 bottle limits... sometimes no limits. Depending on where you live, you do need to put in some time chasing it down and/or waiting in line. Shops and states are given higher allotments and more variants depending on how much regular Goose Island products they sell throughout the year. Michigan gets very little BCBS (and variants) because people aren't buying 312 and Honkers all year... they're buying Bells, Founders, Shorts, etc. This year Michigan shops only got regular and the barley wine. I think this is why you hear about it lingering on the shelves in places like rural Iowa or upstate NY or selling out super fast in places like Detroit. It doesn't get distributed to who wants it the most.
$10 USD is about $12 CAD. The LCBO's $22.90 price was no doubt a big mark up. However, I've always wanted to try it and waiting in line this morning was much less of a ball ache than driving to and around Buffalo. No regrets.
walz22 wrote:beerstodiscover wrote:I like the smaller format, but I'm guessing this comes with a cost per ml increase. My guess is this will be prices at $12.95 for a 500ml.
The latest LCBO Food & Drink magazine featured KB and listed it at $14.95 for the 500ml version.
Craig wrote:We are. December sometime, last I heard.
gjkerr wrote:Craig wrote:We are. December sometime, last I heard.
Popped into a local LCBO today (and last week, and the week before) to inquire on status and although it has a product number and is "in the system", no stock is showing in any warehouse as yet, so no store is able to order.
jp_jkl wrote:10 USD is about $12 CAD.
HeliKOOPter wrote:gjkerr wrote:Craig wrote:We are. December sometime, last I heard.
Popped into a local LCBO today (and last week, and the week before) to inquire on status and although it has a product number and is "in the system", no stock is showing in any warehouse as yet, so no store is able to order.
It doesn’t show up on the LCBO website. What’s the product number for CBS.
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Blasphomet wrote:walz22 wrote:beerstodiscover wrote:I like the smaller format, but I'm guessing this comes with a cost per ml increase. My guess is this will be prices at $12.95 for a 500ml.
The latest LCBO Food & Drink magazine featured KB and listed it at $14.95 for the 500ml version.
LOLOLOLOL! Smart move Nickel Brook. I'm on the verge of avoiding all their beers as they are being surpassed by better stuff and on top of that they are out-pricing themselves. If this is actually the new price, then I can honestly say go fuck yourselves Nickel Brook, and fucking LOL!
All their beer on shelves is either old as hell, the quality is slipping or they are just being lapped by everyone else. And then they go and do this.
Queue the "it's the cost of barrels and aging and blah blah blah". Their costs seem to always exceed that of everyone else for some reason. But it's so much better and worth it right? That's why last year's Winey was still sitting on shelves until a couple weeks ago right? Kentucky would be too if they didn't haul that off the shelves as well.Last year's wasn't even very good and I only bought a bottle because it was Christmas and I wanted to share it with my bro-in-law.
Out of their minds. But.... WAX DIPPED!
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