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BEER FOR DEALING WITH RELOCATION HOPPED WHEAT ALE 16oz 4PK CANS

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$7.58 $11.49 In stock

Category: ALE

BEER FOR DEALING WITH RELOCATION HOPPED WHEAT ALE is offered in a 16oz 4-pack of cans. This hopped wheat ale comes from Chicago's Best Wine & Spirits Store and is listed in the ALE category.

  • Style: hopped wheat ale
  • Package: 4-pack of cans
  • Can size: 16oz
  • Category: ALE
  • SKU: 41821
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Steven ★★★★★

The hopped wheat ale has a nice crisp finish that made unpacking boxes feel almost enjoyable. These 16oz cans are a solid size for sipping while taking a break between furniture assembly.

Madison Q. ★★★★★

These 16oz cans were perfect for unwinding after a long day of unpacking boxes. The hop character is bright without being too bitter, and the 4-pack was just enough to share.

Claire S. ★★★★★

Survived my cross-town move mostly because of these 16oz cans—the extra four ounces per can meant fewer trips to the fridge, and the hop bite cut through the box-tape dust in my throat. Cold, crisp, and exactly what a stressed-out packer needs.