Anyone remember beer prices?

i think it was posted somewhere else, but as i remember 6 for piss water and 8 for heartier varieties

What about size? I was at pisgah brewery in black mountain for dark star orchestra a few weeks ago for my birthday, it was like 4 bucks for a 20 oz craft beer, and variety at that. I remember paying 8 for good beer last year but i cant remember if it was 12, 16, or 20 ounce beers. Im down with 8 bucks for a 20 ounce craft beer thats better than live nations venues but if its 12 ounces that kinda changes things, be so much easier with a byob but there is no money in that

Ready for this one?
at peach fest, they were charging $15 for a 20 oz cup of craft beer
they were also letting us walk in with back packs full of cans
so i solved that problem pretty easily

The local local local tent served from bottles, they were mostly 12 oz. That's where the variety was. The start hill was as previously posted and from kegs.

Some of us drink beer to supplement the bones with vitamin D and prevent bone degeneration. Beer is what economists call an elastic good, as the more it costs, the less of it people buy. It is expected to rise next year, which we haven't seen in three years. Read this here: Beer Prices.

Beer on the right side of the stage, was $7.00 for a pint...labatt, bud light and something else...the cider from hard rock was $8.00...16oz

ya, we were talking about that at work on friday. pretty fuckin stoked about it

it was $8 in the tent row behind the local on oak side for Starr hill and blue mountain. I gotta assume that is craft beer, but that term is new to me-left coast translation; microbrew?

Some of my friends drink expensive beer, and sometimes they can get a little pretentious about it.

Other friends drink PBR, and they too can get a little pretentious about it.

Me, I'm in it for the buzz.

Hopefully you'll get a better brewery. I still drank when they were old hat and that was a few hundred moons ago. We have so many micro brews out here now that I can't even keep up. Our entire county only has 140,000 people and our biggest city has 28,000 but there are at least 25 breweries. The biggest private building project in the last decade was a new brewery completed last month. It would probably be tiny by east coast standards. I hope you get a really good one instead!

I expect more brewers next year, since it had such a good craft beer vibe this year, and the age of the crowd (old) was right for it.

I wish they'd have lower prices (dream on) and also sell half-pints for half-price, or sell flights when it's not all that busy.

Also expect more good beer in cans for the BYO and the exchange!

Stone decided on Richmond instead of my home in Norfolk Virginia, but Green Flash just opened here in VaBeach.

I'm with you on beer pretentiousness, Em.  For hipsters, beer is the new wine.