variety pack of beer, around 30 bucks,

gimme some names of breweries that aren't magic hat, sam adams, or yeungling. heard of: troeg's, victory, stoudts,

why waste that much money on beer?
just buy some decent vodka

you're like 7

Dogfish Head, though I don't know if they do variety packs. Not sure if you would have Blue Point out there, it is hard to find in CT (it is based on Long Island NY)

Also worth checking:
http://www.midwestmicrobrews.com/

i wont feel inclined to shit up toilets if you didnt give me undeserved warns

asshole

im a huge faggot Dogfish

take off all shitty warns you've given and we'll talk

you are in no position to talk

i shit my pan­ts

labatt blue has a variety pack, try that if u like labatt

JUNIOR MOD

I thoroughly enjoy Harpoon, brewed in Boston but how far they distribute

what all do they brew

beer

ithica - havent personally had all of them in the pack, but they arnt bad

lancaster - local choice is ofc

appalachian - local choice is ofc

troegs - local choice is ofc

brooklyn - unfortunately their variety pack does not have their black chocolate stout in it

dundee - im in love with their octoberfest and i think you get like 4 of them in their variety pack

saranac - a really cheap "trail pack" that has some interesting goodies in it like their version of black and tan and black forest stout (it has been a really long time since i had any saranac but it use to be my college beverage of choice for $17 a case of bottles) i think the variety pack is like 22ish or so?

i was at a truely amazing beer distributor over the weekend, they had a complete isle dedicated to variety packs. i was in heaven

over 800 different beers and an unusal mix of 80% microbrews/imports vs 20% domestics
which normal distributors are like 80% domestics vs 20% imports/micros

This post has been edited by xstakemx on Mon - Mar 9 2009 - 05:01:27

I just thought of 2 more

tommy knocker - give their variety pack a try if you want to experience some nontraditional beers, they have a honey cocoa porter in there that is a nice desert beer, unlike most cocoa or chocolate porters/stouts that just use blackend barley or other heavily burnt grains, they actually toss some cocoa powder in there for the extra effect

flying dog - they have 2 different variet packs, 1 is in your price range (the normals) their seasonal variety pack might be a bit overpriced (they have artwork on the bottles by Ralph Steadman, I dont know if you are familiar with who he is, but he is the artist responsible for my jsp sig)

This post has been edited by xstakemx on Mon - Mar 9 2009 - 05:21:25

Brooklyn + Appalachian are both awesome, I have had a few beers by each brewer and both make excellent quality beer.

about variety packs though, I very rarely if ever see them around here for microbrews, it is all single 22oz bottles/4-6-12 packs.

Additionally, anything brewed by Rogue is inevitably amazing in my experience.

awesome, thanks. i actually got a dundee variety pack because it was only 23.99 for 24 bottles, and have 6 different beers. porter, wheat beer, ipa, pale ale, honey lager, and brown ale. havent tried any yet but ill let you know what i think. thanks for the list too

k

Local beers are the best. Btw, its Ithaca beer not Ithica. Have you tried the Apricot Wheat? All them others you mentioned are very good as well.

Also, Yuengling

I lobb yuengling

Yuengling is a given...however he said to leave out Sam Adams and Yuengling in his original poop.

However, on a side note has anyone had their re-release of bock??? I saw it on tap a few weeks ago and had to scratch my head because I thought it was a misprint on the tap. So I had a few and when I went home, Lo and behold they released it for the first time since back in the 70's. It is a limited edition that is only going to be sold via keg. So if you get the chance I would highly recommend it. My local bar just got it on tap this weekend.

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hes a hillbilly, cut him some slack

nice

might go to the liquor store later donnno