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The funny thing is, a 6er of Boulevard is cheaper, for me, than a 6er of Budweiser in bottles. Schlafly, too, can be bought for <$1/bottle, and the macro brands cost around $7-8 per 6er. The cases of cans dip a bit under $1/beer, but “craft” beer isn’t all that much more expensive anymore.
Yeah, I’m lucky to have a liquor store near me that sells 12-packs of SNPA for $13.99 (its usually $16.99 in my area). I’ll pickup a 12 of SNPA then 1 or 2 sixes of something I’ve never tried before which usually runs $8.99-10.99.
I met the guy who was developing this product at NHC in San Francisco (he was on the Iron Liver tour with us). Seems like a crazy idea. I think he was initially talking about it as a way of making diet craft beer since you can turn Bud Light into SNPA or Celebration. If it taste alright I can see this product doing really well oversees like at a PX on a military base or in countries where craft brew does not have a lot of space in the supermarket. But there really is no need for a product like this if you can get $6 six packs of BLVD or Schafly!
My first thought was why bother. Certainly at home we can just buy craft. But at the gazillion corporate functions I attend with only BMC and Amstel available, maybe a few drops of this could be handy…
I wonder if the cost of big training conventions that some organizations hold could be reduced by this product? A 40 of Steel Reserve with a few drops in it has to be cheaper than bombers of chimay
OK… I’m taking one for the team. Just ordered the “Pale Ale” one ($7.56 = 4.99 + 2.57 for first class mail shipping). I’ll report back once I get to taste test.
That is great! A few of us like to prank each other by changing the backgrounds on someone’s PC when they step away from their desk. I will definitely be using this one.
I like the idea- for those times when good beer ain’t available. Besides, what homebrewer hasn’t tried adding hops or crystal malt to a Coors light?
…I wonder if I could make my own…
It says it doesn’t add calories, so it can’t be malt syrup. I don’t see an ingredient list anywhere, but my money is on caramel color and (hopefully) some hop oil/extract.
I have never tried adding hops or crystal malt to Coors light or any other macro beer. And what makes you think that using the extract could produce a “good beer”"?
For the record, I said “good beer” not “great beer” and IME/IMO good beer is not everywhere. Last wedding i attended had only bud/ bud lite. And the website does not specify ingredients- artificial or otherwise.
I tried adding hops and xtal to a Coors light 19 years ago. Didn’t work. But I believe it can work! And FTR I didn’t buy the Coors light! Someone left it at my house! I swear!
Denny, I bet you dry-hopped with that “catnip” on your slick, new avatar!
Dude, drink what you like. I used the word artificial, because, while I’m no nutritional chemist, THEIR OWN SITE specifies “no calories, carbs, or sugars” in their product. That would at very least limit the “malt” components to something umm…non-malty. Free country. I do maintain that good beer (not great) is more accessible now than at any time ever. Obviously a BMC wedding reception would be a different story.
