Would You Buy Walgreens' Big Flats Beer for Just $1 a Can?

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The forum discussion centers on Walgreens' Big Flats beer, priced at $1 per can and $2.99 for a six-pack. Participants express skepticism about the beer's quality, often comparing it unfavorably to established brands like Budweiser and Coors, and noting its blandness. Many contributors suggest that the beer is primarily aimed at consumers looking for a cheap option rather than a quality product. The beer is brewed by Genesee Brewing Company in Rochester, NY, and is perceived as a low-cost alternative with questionable taste.

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  • #61
If I ever have a signiture, it will include this line: "I think we ended up drinking tea instead, which is not bad, but it's not beer." (Astronuc)

Ever been to Utah?... I find the drinking "membership clubs" even stranger than blue laws. Kind of the old Roman view; if the gods can't see you, then you get away with it... all over a little sweet booze.
 
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nismaratwork said:
Ever been to Utah?... I find the drinking "membership clubs" even stranger than blue laws. Kind of the old Roman view; if the gods can't see you, then you get away with it... all over a little sweet booze.
I remember having to buy memberships when I was in Park City. The last time I was there, I had a beer at a Mexican restaurant and don't remember being required to buy a membership, aren't they good for 24 hours? Perhaps they added the membership to the bill.

Here are the current rules.

http://www.parkcitycondolodging.com/park-city-utah/finding-and-drinking-alcohol-in-park-city/
 
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Evo said:
I remember having to buy memberships when I was in Park City. The last time I was there, I had a beer at a Mexican restaurant and don't remember being required to buy a membership, aren't they good for 24 hours? Perhaps they added the membership to the bill.

Here are the current rules.

http://www.parkcitycondolodging.com/park-city-utah/finding-and-drinking-alcohol-in-park-city/
Well, there are places in Kansas that require a membership. We even have one in our little town. Thing is, only one person in a group has to have the membership card. All others are considered guests and can go in free. So needless to say, everyone's a guest at most. At least everyone knows everybody here.
 
  • #65
pfsh...4 cans and I may as well being drinking water.
 
  • #66
Insanity said:
pfsh...4 cans and I may as well being drinking water.

You probably were! :wink:
 
  • #67
nismaratwork said:
You probably were! :wink:

yep, 95% at least.
 

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