Wow! Even without the rebate, that’s dirt cheap. In my location, the beer in Bud Light’s class (urine?) goes for about $12 or $13 for a twelve-pack at the grocery store. It’s hard to get anything for less than a buck-a-beer any longer. However, at that price, before rebate, it’s still barely more than 50 cents a bottle in that pic.
I’m sitting in a somewhat “redneck” bar/restaurant in a “redneck” town somewhere in the South where I am for work. No Budweiser products in any of the taps and I don’t see any Bud bottles either. Happy Sacred Heart of Jesus month everyone.
Grabbed a Coors Light tallcan six for $8!
Transheiser-Busch?
Naw, I’ll pass even if it is free.
I wonder how long until we start to hear that Bud Light is “too big to fail”?
A friend sent us a picture of the display at a Wal Mart off Hwy 290 in northwest Houston. Bud Light Case of 24 for $1.78. “Rollback” 😀
Wow! Even without the rebate, that’s dirt cheap. In my location, the beer in Bud Light’s class (urine?) goes for about $12 or $13 for a twelve-pack at the grocery store. It’s hard to get anything for less than a buck-a-beer any longer. However, at that price, before rebate, it’s still barely more than 50 cents a bottle in that pic.
Maybe this will be trend . . .
I’m sitting in a somewhat “redneck” bar/restaurant in a “redneck” town somewhere in the South where I am for work. No Budweiser products in any of the taps and I don’t see any Bud bottles either. Happy Sacred Heart of Jesus month everyone.