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No, just cases. There are 8 cans mix packs and some 12 cans
FYI.
I can confirm that you can use the code even if you are not an ozbargain member. (Have a friend of a friend who is not a member)Hi, yes. The deal is only advertised in Oz bargain so only Oz Bargain members know about this deal. If you share it with your friend it is ok.
It may pay to maybe change it to " Special OzBargain code", we are an erudite, educated and cultured gathering of gannets with some pedants amongst us.
I will do it now. Thanks for the suggestion
translation?
this is ozbargain
not french bargain..
How much do I need to drink before the idea of speeding 80 dollars on 12 beers, that I have no way of even knowing if they taste good or are even worth the money?
Is the ever growing craft beer cabal worth the time or is it just another case of making something that's common expensive, so it seems classy?
When I was kid, people who made home brew were treated like the wierdos they are.
Now, they grow a stupid beard, slap a huge price tag on, and make up some bull crap stolen from a herbal shampoo.
The people can't wait to buy it!
OK mate, it's not for you. The surge in growth is because people enjoy it and happy to pay. Sure some cost silly money but probably still not that silly compared to price some spend in a couple of hours to smash a few Great Northerns and bourbons in the pub plus taxi home.
Your spot on. I get ribbed for buying a 500ml can of XIPA(double IPA) for $12.99 from the same guys sitting at a pub knocking back Coopers pale ales for 7 bucks a glass.
It's all relative isn't it.*Mind you some of the crafty IPA's out there are sugary rubbish.
Exactly. People assign their own values to things, and beer is just one of those things. I aim to try a different beer as often as I can, because finding something new and interesting is what I like. I don't have a beard, and i'm probably as far from a hipster as you can get.
Horses for courses.
People can assign they're own value to things. Sure.
Then there is the real value
I'm asking for that.Spend 500 a glass on beer, I'll have one too, if it's worth it
Whatever. Enjoy the beer
Maybe they'll make a 200 dollar bottle so you can really enjoy it
@iamhurtin: Dan Murphy's probably has you sorted on what you like then. There's a search function at the top of the page.
Is there a proven correlation between drinking or brewing craft beer and having a beard?
These beers can be expensive, yes.
Most Australian's are happy and content to drink traditional Australian lagers. Around 90% of the overall beer market, in fact.
Beer is entirely subjective. It's what you like, that's important.
However, I do take issue with the suggestion that the price of craft beer is inflated only for marketing and to create the illusion of a premium product.
In the vast majority of cases, beer from independently owned breweries is priced according to the quality of ingredients used and the time and effort that goes into making them. Most craft brewers will tell you that if you think you're going to get rich in craft beer, think again. They're often community-focused, passionate people who do it because they love it. Not for the money.
Large foreign-owned breweries like CUB and Lion have economies of scale. They brew more beer and can do it cheaper than smaller breweries. They employ less people per litre produced than craft breweries, have integrated logistics and often use cheaper ingredients. All which allow them to keep their prices lower. Their eye is always on their bottom line.
For the record, I'm not a brewer. But if I could grow a decent beard at all, it would definitely be a stupid one.
Cheers!
I'm interested in giving it a try. So the orders ship direct from the brewery it seems? Which is good
Hi, yes all shipped directly from the brewery so it is fresh fresh beer. Enjoy
Some really expensive beers on here but thats Crafting some amazing flavours. I like that its direct from the breweries as lockdowns are happening all around us and makes it something special to do at home with a mate or two. Thanks for the discount, the Juice Box looks great and affordable for sampling a high % Hazy at home.
Enjoy. Our pleasure. Yes, the JuiceBox is one of the best sellers :)
Oh no PayPal payment option :(
In terms of value balanced against flavour/strength my picks:
- Catchment Vulture IPA at 5.8%, 24 *375ml for $76.83
- Quakers Hat Red Rye IPA at 6%, 24 *375ml for $77.25Hi, Good option. Both IPAs are fantastic. Enjoy
Any recommendations on a 12 pack or a mixed box? Relatively new to crafts but enjoying hazy IPA's, XPA's, fruity/tropical flavours, particularly passionfruit
Hope that doesn't sound too nooby
Hi @Bensonn94, there are several 12 packs quite interesting. If you like Tropical Ales, the JuiceBox (Hazy IPA) from Land and Sea is quite good. Six String Pale Ale is also a good choice. Check here all the 12 packs:https://www.onlycraftbeer.com.au/shop-by-type.html?pack_size=307. In regards Mix, the ones from Frenchies have a good rate, also the one from Urban Alley is interesting has it includes a little bit of everything, 7th Day Mix include XPA, Red IPA, Pale Ale and Pilsner (I have some of their beers today and they are amazing), Frexi has also a good Mix, 24 cans: XPA, IPA, Sour and Porter. Check the link: https://www.onlycraftbeer.com.au/shop-by-type/popular/mixed-…
I hope you will enjoy one soon.
No singles?