I'm thinking we are going to need a keg. Who wants to split it?
A buddy of mine runs the Fast-n-Easy in Statesboro. I'll ask him for a list of beer and prices. Mich Ultra is fine with me too. Tastes fine and won't cost an arm and a leg. Just called Bi-Lo and they don't have Mich Ultra, but they have Mich Light ($99 keg) and Natty Light ($80 keg). I'll check the F&E tomorrow and report back.
We might just do a keg of Natty Light (to save cost) and then get some cases of Michelob & Yuengling separate.
I was bottle fed Natty Light. You won't find me (or any South Georgia country boy) spouting an ill word about "The Freshman's Finest". However, Bi-Lo and most keg retailers don't hold it in the same regard as some of us, and under-charge for this liquid manna. And since Natty Light is the best-selling sub-premium beer in the US (meaning, it's cheap), it's cost is often reflective of it's popularity.I am going to assume that your "to save cost" comment was not meant to group Natty Lite with the likes of old millwater or Shaffer's beer. Natty is a fine beer, and you have to drink quite a bit of it before you start feeling like making an ass out of yourself.![]()