40% off Beer & Seltzer Sale + $10 Delivery ($0 SYD C&C) @ Dad & Dave's Brewing

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AssociatedLdndbrewing on 14/07/2023 - 14:25 dadndavesbrewing.com (605 clicks)
Last edited 14/07/2023 - 14:41 by 1 other user

Dave’s clearing the cool room! We’ve got to make room for some new and exciting products, so we’re taking off 40% RRP on some selected lines for 7days only!

40% off selected products!

$10 Shipping per item ANYWHERE in AUSTRALIA

Free Pickup from the brewery at 45 Mitchell Rd Brookvale

While Stocks Last! Limited time only!

Best befores below. Click the link for prices!

HAZY 5% 16 x 375ml BB 01/11/2023
BLUEBERRY SOUR 6% 16 x 375ml BB 26/03/2024
AUSSIE LAGER 3.5% 16 x 375ml BB 12/11/2023
DADS PILS 24 x 375ml 4.2% BB 31/10/2023
NO BRAINER (non alc) 0.5% 16 x 375ml BB 29/06/2024
LAZY HAZY (non alc) 0.5% 16 x 375ml BB 19/10/2023
NEW HORIZON G&T (non alc) 0.0% 16 x 250ml BB 23/11/2023
LUSCIOUS LIME Seltzer 3.5% 24 x 375ml BB19/04/2023
WILD WATERMELON Seltzer 4% BB 31/10/2023
PURE PASSION Seltzer 4% BB28/07/2023
MAGIC MANGO Seltzer 4% BB24/01/2024
COASTAL TONIC WATER 0.0% BB 24/11/2023

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  HomebrewFC on 14/07/2023 - 16:53

  +2

  Didn't you used to sell proper cases? When did it become 16x375mL?

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    Jackson on 14/07/2023 - 17:25

    +2

    They keep 4 for Dad and 4 for Dave

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    AaronR on 15/07/2023 - 18:01

    Yeah that almost caught me. Was going to get some stuff then bailed once I did the “real” math.

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    Associateddndbrewing @ Dad & Dave's Brewing on 16/07/2023 - 11:48

    Hey HomebrewFC, our retailers prefer 16 packs. Removing 1/3rd of the beer means we reduced the price of the cases by 1/3rd. So nothing has changed on pricing.
    Cheers,
    Dave

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      AaronR on 16/07/2023 - 18:31

      Interesting! I always assumed craft beer shifting to 16 was “this beer is expensive. How can we make the price more palatable?”

      Someone should write a book on the beer industry. Would be interesting af.

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        lancesta on 17/07/2023 - 20:22

        +1

        This is no book but…

        I think that's often the goal with the 4-packs. A $20 4 pack is a $30 six pack, so it looks more palatable. Its also worth noting can/drink sizes too.

        There's the classic european vs Aussie beer size, with 300mL vs 375mL. Over a carton (24) that means 8L vs 9L in the carton. A few craft breweries have been using weird sizes, particularly the psudo-craft (bought out by another company) ones. I've seen sizes like 335, 345 and 350mL used. As well as 440mL (looks closer to a 500mL can). It sucks a bit as it makes doing the maths on it really annoying. I tend to preference beers that keep to standard sizes now, on principal as there's usually plenty of options anyway.

        For the 16-24 carton conversion, its arguable that its 4x4 packs so that's how it works, or maybe its a more "palatable" cost. Which is a bit like the 10 packs of bourbon or something like that. Imo its probably just part of the marketing. To convert the 16 pack cost to an equiv 24 pack cost, multiply by 1.5. So a carton that costs $50 for a 16 pack, has an equiv cost of $75 which is pretty standard for a lot of craft beers.

        Labels and pricing gets confusing though it could be $ per mL and I've heard some argue for a label that has $ per standard drink lol but I don't know if that'd promote responsible drinking, although it'd make it a lot easier to figure out haha.