i bought my first half barrel keg of Bud Light last week from a local beer store and it was $90.90 total out the door is that the normal price or too much??? just wondering about the local store and their prices really.
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Originally posted by tappa kegga bud View Post$90 is the starting point for the regular domestics here in Annapolis, MD too. Our deposits are only $30 though. I like to think of the deposit like a savings account at the liquor store That way if I ever run completely out of beer I can still trade the keg shell for a case or two...
Anyway...BUD on the military base is a little cheaper and it is tax free. But the good stuff has gone up to about 150.
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KegBuddy - Local keg prices/availability
Up until recently, I've had to drive 30+min away to a distributor to buy a keg. Then I decided to create a website, similar to GasBuddy.com, to map where I can get kegs and their prices. I just started last week, so the site is still in an "alpha" phase, but if you guys think it might be worth continuing, let me know. I'll need lots of user input, as GasBuddy does, to keep prices updated. The site is at KegBuddy. It also includes breweries that sell kegs of their own beer. I'll start a new thread to reply to.
To answer the original post, the one listing I have has a 1/2 bbl. of Bud Light for $95+tax.Last edited by mongo83bg; 06-11-2008, 08:09 AM.
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I guess a keg of Bud/Bud Light costs about $95-$100 here in St. Louis. To each his own, but I can get Bud in cans at nearly the same price per beer as a keg. Bud Light/Select/Mich Ultra make me gag.
Boulevard Wheat or Pale Ale - 1/2 barrel - $119
O'Fallon 5 Day IPA - 1/6 barrel - $60 or 50L keg - $130(Currently on tap)
Bell's Two Hearted Ale - 1/2 barrel - $159
Bell's Oberon - 1/2 barrel - $140
I had a whole list from our liquor store last fall, but the prices all went up so I threw it away and haven't asked them for a new one yet.____________________________________________
Our beer, which commeth in barrels, hallowed be thy drink
Thy will be drunk, I will be drunk, at home as it is in the tavern
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In "The Land of Pleasant Living", (near Baltimore), 1/2 bbls of local craft brewed beer, (i.e. DuClaw, Clipper City, etc.), run around $130.00 to $150.00.
I tapped a keg of DuClaw Hellrazer IPA, a few weeks ago, and it cost $130.00.
I don't drink Bud/Miller/Coors/etc, so I don't know those prices.
I did, however, get a 1/2 bbl of Sierra Nevada Pale Ale one time, and it cost $120.00.Hail to the Redskins!
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Hah! New liquor store opened up in St. Louis, Friar Tuck. They're able to get me a 1/6 of Arcadia IPA! I'm ALL OVER THAT! WOO HOO!!!! It's $75, but eff it. It's a damn fine beer.____________________________________________
Our beer, which commeth in barrels, hallowed be thy drink
Thy will be drunk, I will be drunk, at home as it is in the tavern
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Home Brew IPA
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Originally posted by tappa kegga bud View Post$90 is the starting point for the regular domestics here in Annapolis, MD too. Our deposits are only $30 though. I like to think of the deposit like a savings account at the liquor store That way if I ever run completely out of beer I can still trade the keg shell for a case or two...
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I dont know about that beer but we just got a half barrel for 75 of some grain belt and then 60 for the 1/6th barrel of Surly Bender(local oatmeal stout that nice and hoppy) Correction.. "Bender is an amalgamation of styles; brown/porter/apa. Five distinct malts, including two from Belgium, give this beer added complexity and depth. We also add oatmeal to this beer to give it a smooth texture not usually associated with this type of beer. We add large amounts of American finishing hops to give Bender a citrus hop aroma because... we like hops. This is a session beer weighing in around 5% alcohol and 25 IBUs." -Surly Brewing Co.
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