I was able to get super dry cans 500ml x 6 x 4 for $50 at Coles online (website is a bit problematic). DON'T get the 24 carton, do the 4x6 cans. My delivery cost was only $2.45.
I tried the CHEERS20 coupon but it didn't seem to work (including adding other items into cart to bring up the price).
May not be available in QLD,SA and TAS
I've updated the link. Other than that, just search for "super dry"
Not available in QLD, SA and TAS. Please update the deal.
Have you tried delivery and/or pick-up? I had issues when I tried pickup (ACT)
It's a liquor licence issue, which is why Coles can't offer liquor in those States.
$83 here nsw
Did you check the 6 pack price?
You have to get 4 x 6 packs, not a carton
Have to find 6 packs not cartons.
Amazing deal. N.B. the actual item is Asahi super dry 500mL cans 6 packs, 2 for $25 on special.
Wouldn't let me order more than 5x 6 packs, for $67 including bags (couldn't seem to turn them off) and delivery.
I've been made to pay for bags many times, then the order arrives in a box, no bags supplied. I know it's not much but 45c per person times by thousands of orders for nothing is making them cash.
Never used Coles delivery before but the fact they charge you 15c per bag and somehow work out you need 3 for 4 x 6packs is a bit weird. $2 delivery meant I'd have to be home for a 6 hour window to sign for it.
The coupon put it to $70 something but took $20 odd off so the total was still the same. Must just be off full price?
Wish they'd do C&C, would be so much easier
I tried the coupon several times but it always seemed to do nothing.
Looks like it has been removed from website, was just adding to cart then said product not found.
Thanks OP. Can't go wrong paying 53$ for 24 500mls.
not a reason to neg the deal my friend. Still in stock in other areas/states
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The guys over at Coles online are probably so confused about the traffic….
I've checked again and there does appear to be stock in areas. The website is just very problematic
Temporarily Unavailable :(
Page doesn’t load. If you go into Coles Online “Asahi” isn’t known or “beer”. Might be a NSW thing.
noooooooooooooooooooo
no stock for NSW?
Made in China….
500ml cans are made in Japan.
Our new besties - camps and beheadings - our shared values - see Ben Roberts-Smith and his famous dad len roberts smith
'Roberts-Smith joined the Australian Army Reserve in 1964, being commissioned as a second lieutenant (Royal Australian Infantry) in 1969. When he moved to Port Moresby in 1970, Roberts-Smith transferred to the Australian Army Legal Corps as a reservist with the rank of captain. During his time in Papua New Guinea, he was promoted to major. In 1985, he was appointed as a judge advocate and a defence force magistrate. He was promoted to lieutenant colonel in 1986 and colonel in June 1994.[4] On 6 June 2002, Roberts-Smith was appointed Judge Advocate General (JAG) of the Australian Defence Force and was promoted to major general, having been acting in the position since 3 October 2001. As JAG, Roberts-Smith was responsible for reporting annually to Parliament on the operation of the Defence Force Discipline Act 1982 and any other Commonwealth or Australian Capital Territory law relating to the discipline of the Defence Force. He was also responsible for making procedural rules for Service tribunals, providing the final legal review of proceedings with the Defence Force, and participating in the appointment of Judge Advocates, Defence Force Magistrates, Presidents and members of the courts martial. His appointment to the substantive position was for a three-year term. In 2005, he was reappointed by the Governor-General of Australia for a further two years.[5]
On 26 November 2012 the Australian Government Minister for Defence, Stephen Smith, announced that Roberts-Smith had been appointed chair of an independent Defence Abuse Response Taskforce (DART), to deal with individual complaints of sexual and other abuse in the Australian Defence Force. '
Dart outcome ' A notorious group of rape cases at the Australian Defence Force Academy will remain unresolved after the government's defence abuse taskforce announced neither a royal commission nor an Australian Crime Commission probe will go ahead.
The final report of the four-year Defence Abuse Response Taskforce was released on Friday afternoon – despite being dated March – and has reversed its own previous recommendation for a royal commission into the ADFA assaults, dating mostly from the 1990s.'
ahh its all soooo familiar….
Feel free to take your soapbox elsewhere.
@jackspratt: feel free? i think you are missing a lot of whats going on around you….
japanese values are our values now…. the touched one who touches other's secretly has said so…
Does Mazda have a light clutch, or not?
Thanks
I'm sure the family must love your rants at Chrismas lunch.
@magic8ballgag: japanese beer - our touched leader says we share japanese values including war crimes and rape -
the wall of text is the wiki history of our vc's dad - who unremarkably is largely invisible still.
I find it odd that suddenly we are besties with the beer makers country while our touched leader fights his lunatic religious yellow peril war.
you apparently are signed up to it, and support the old killing of prisoners like our new besties - the japanese. Clearly so is our entitled leader.
@petry: Changed your outlook since you were pursuing a Japanese branded Panasonic aircon a few years ago?
https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/410546
Your new bestie?
@jackspratt: make great products - feed your obsession with me - don't make me share japanese values like our i'm touched by god and fighting a religious war leader' who publicly states all australians share japanese values.
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