Think about your guest count, cooler space, and how long you’ll be hosting. On this page you’ll find a range of options that can fit different plans.

• Small hangouts: A 6-pack fits a few friends or a quick meetup.
• Medium gatherings: 12-packs offer a solid middle ground without overbuying.
• Larger groups: 24-packs or larger-format options help cut down on restocks.
• Serving style: Bottles are great for pouring into glassware; cans pack tighter in coolers.
• Preferences: Consider a mix of classic and lighter styles to cover different tastes.

Availability and pack sizes can vary by location. Check the product pages and your local store selection for the best fit.

It often comes down to where you’re headed and how you like to serve.

• Cans: Chill quickly, pack efficiently, and are venue-friendly in many outdoor spots. Slim cans may fit cup holders and tight coolers.
• Standard bottles: Ideal for pouring into glassware and a classic presentation for cookouts or dinners.
• Aluminum bottles: Durable and great for on-the-go occasions; they’re easy to pack and handle.

Check any venue or park rules on containers, and plan your cooler space accordingly. If you’re hosting at home, it can help to offer a mix so everyone has what they prefer.

You can see what’s in stock near you right on the product pages.

1. Set your location: Add your ZIP code or choose your nearby store in the site or app.
2. Review options: Look for in-stock indicators, plus pickup or delivery choices available in your area.
3. Choose timing: Select a pickup window or delivery timeframe if shown.
4. Bring ID: Age-restricted items may require identification at pickup or delivery per local regulations.

Alcohol services and availability vary by time and location due to local laws. If an item isn’t available, try a different store nearby or check back later as inventory updates regularly.

These styles offer different flavor profiles and bodies, so you can choose what fits your plans.

• Lager: Typically a balanced, easy-drinking profile with a smooth malt character and a clean finish.
• Light lager: Lighter-bodied with a crisp, refreshing taste—often a popular pick for all-day gatherings.
• Black & tan: Traditionally a blend of pale and darker beers, offering a richer, more roasty character.

Many product cards list details like container type and size, and some include ABV information. If you’re serving a crowd, consider offering one classic option and one lighter choice so guests can pick what they prefer.

A few small steps can help keep your beverages tasting their best.

• Store cold and upright: Keep cans and bottles chilled and away from direct light.
• Avoid temperature swings: Consistent refrigeration helps preserve flavor; don’t freeze.
• Chill before serving: Give new purchases time to cool fully in the fridge.
• Pour gently: If you’re using glassware, rinse it clean and pour with a light tilt to manage foam.
• Rotate stock: Place newer packs behind older ones so you enjoy earlier purchases first.

Preferences vary, so feel free to adjust serving style to your taste and occasion.