More beer from your favorite high-end grocery store, Whole Foods. First they added Copper Bell, a low-priced lager to lure shoppers away from WalMart, if at least for that one item. Now they have a couple of "craft" beers to lure me away from the free samples: St. Cloud Belgian White and Four in Hand IPA. Though these are both private label beers made for Whole Foods, they carry a $7.99 price tag, higher than house brand beers at Trader Joe's and Costco. Are they worth the price? I haven't purchased any yet; I decided to wait until there are some singles for sale.
Tuesday, June 21, 2011
Four in Hand Worth Two Cans of Busch
More beer from your favorite high-end grocery store, Whole Foods. First they added Copper Bell, a low-priced lager to lure shoppers away from WalMart, if at least for that one item. Now they have a couple of "craft" beers to lure me away from the free samples: St. Cloud Belgian White and Four in Hand IPA. Though these are both private label beers made for Whole Foods, they carry a $7.99 price tag, higher than house brand beers at Trader Joe's and Costco. Are they worth the price? I haven't purchased any yet; I decided to wait until there are some singles for sale.
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Trying the Four in Hand right now. It's not bad. Nothing spectacular, not too floral and not bad on the wallet. I try any IPA that I see and I'll probably buy it again. Jubilation gets 95% of my business these days.
Oops, didn't mean to say I got it at Jubilation, but when I DO go to whole paycheck, I'll certainly buy it.
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