Great lager
$56.99 per case at Dans.
If you buy over $100 on first order (or new email address) can also use BESTBUD to save another 10%. $107.73 for 3 cases delivered. Plus shopback 20% cashback at the moment.
STAYSAFE coupon is not listed cashback websites so I assume won't pay the cashback.
Referee gets 15% off their first order (Min Spend $150). Referrer gets 200 points worth $10 store credit.
Yeah pretty rude, pay more get less.
XPA is good, would make it a little bit worthwhile
24 = a slab
30 = a case
Now sure, that might just be the Victorian in me, might be different where you are, but from my point of view, you're charging me for a case and giving me half of one.
Only ever heard of 30 cans being called a block or a cube, and I've drank a lot of them.
Yep. 30 can is a block and 24 is a slab or carton is how I know it. Maybe we could call the 16 pack a mini carton / slab.
Great Northern 30 block lasts a while.. comes a time when you get jacked with exorbitant prices and over fruity beers.
Nice on occasion or for the first couple.
@G-rig: Get a wild headache from GN and can't get rid of a green apple taste I've seemed to only get with GN. Been homebrewing my own so a bit spoilt I guess. Don't feel as guilty when go through a keg or 2 a month either
@slimdealin: Yeah it's not my go to, usually go for Goat Enjoyable (that's crept up in price), or maybe Furphy, Boags Premium etc. Nice when 375mL cans for a decent price. Home brew would be the go once you get decent at it and spend a bit of time/money.
@G-rig: Yeah, if you go into it thinking you're in it to save money you'll have a bad time. I can make 2 cases (real size) worth of decent beer of the same style for less than the cost of 1 at uncle Dan's or whereever. But I'm in $ with equipment to get that great result every time
@slimdealin: No doubt, it should still even out in the long term I would have thought. I can easily go around my mates who's fairly decent at it now, makes an oatmeal stout and choc porter that you'd pay a few bucks for :)
It's because a slab of 24 would cost about $90 at RRP, which people turn their nose up at (rightfully so), whereas charging the same price as others but for a smaller case is more palatable at the checkout.
Always drink their draught beers at the pub, but refuse to pay a case price for 16 beers.
Would have been a much better deal earlier on with the 30% cash back. Plus it stacks with the 15% Amex cash back to.
very sharp price before cashbacks and amex. +1.
Will echo the earlier comments… 16 isn't a case. I'd rather pay $20 once in a while, and get a 4 pack. Certainly won't be buying a case of 16 anytime soon.
2 cases for $80… Do many people actually go for these kind of deals?!
$20 for a 4 pack? What ever happened to the 6 pack?!?!
You'd rather pay a 30% to 40% premium by purchasing in 4 packs than get a 16 pack? OK
Don't support 16can slabs - its rubbish
shouldn't encourage that or smaller bottles
Where did you find the code and can it be applied to other types of order? I tried it randomly and it only seemed to provide free delivery.
Yes code is just for free delivery. Beer price is current website price.
$51.95 a case (16 cans) for me. Two cases come to $103.90, and the using the code STAYSAFE just gives me free shipping. Not sure how you are getting two cases for $79.80???
What about when not logged in? I didn't think Boozebud did state based pricing. I'm in Sydney and it's still the same price.
@Block: Just logged out and used a NSW address. Price then reduced to $79.80 for two cases. Looks like BoozeBud does have state based pricing?
Nothing wrong with 16 cans in a case - if there was 24 it would just be 50% more expensive. It's because it's expensive that they're in 16s, because it's more accessible to be ~$70 for 16 than ~$100 for 24.
This is a good deal, but it's still equivalent of $60 per 24, because it's a bloody expensive beer.
When you have the buying power of a japanese mega-brewery behind you these 16 cases can piss off.
$103.90 for me
They make great beers but man I hate how 16 cans = a case. A case = 24 tinnies or stubbies, or 12 long necks. When did 2/3rd of a case become a case?