Where to buy Coopers Pale Ale longnecks

Choco · Post by **Choco** » Thursday May 18, 2006 9:16 pm

G'day fellow home brewers.
I am just wondering if anybody knows where i can buy Coopers Pale Ale bottles in Melbourne or Geelong.
Full of course.

Cheers Choco

shazzam · Post by **shazzam** » Friday May 19, 2006 6:54 am

Just going on past experience even though I am from sydney, try and look for a more independant type bottle, rather than the large type. I had more success with pub bottle shops.

Cloudwine Cellars
Purvis Wine Cellars
Australian Cleanskin Group

these guys sell Redoak in Melbourne so I would assume they sell more unique beer - give 'em a try.

cheers,

Rubber.Piggy · Post by **Rubber.Piggy** » Friday May 19, 2006 9:11 am

If your any where near Monash Uni. The Not's bottlo had them when I was there.

JubJub · Post by **JubJub** » Friday May 19, 2006 9:10 pm

I'm in Brisbane, the BWS chain carrys the Stout, Pale and sparkling in stubbies and long necks. I don't know if its store specific or the mandatory list of stuff to sell though. Hope that helps.

Post by **Oliver** » Monday May 22, 2006 8:10 pm

Choco,

Welcome (unless you're that dodgy bloke who coaches that even dodgier footy team, Port "Power". For more on that see http://users.pipeline.com.au/obw/ ).

Anyway, Coopers is generally available in most bottleshops these days, unlike when I move to Victoria 12 years ago.

You shouldn't have much trouble at all tracking down some Pale Ale, and chances are the bottleshop will have Sparkling Ale and Best Extra Stout in longnecks as well.

Cheers,

Oliver

Choco · Post by **Choco** » Monday May 22, 2006 10:31 pm

G'day all

Sorry to disappoint you Oliver but i'm not that Choco, that link was pretty funny though.
I managed to find CPA bottles at The Quiet Man in Flemington, but there must be a cheaper place to get them. Tried a BWS in Geelong but they didn't have them and Dan Murphys didn't stock them either.

Thanks for helping me.

Cheers Choco

Post by **Oliver** » Monday May 22, 2006 10:44 pm

Choco,

I can't tell you how happy I am that you're not THAT Choco

Geoff lives in Jan Juc, so I've put out the call to him about a bottleshop in Geelong that stocks Pale Ale longnecks.

I'll keep you posted.

Cheers,

Oliver

Geoff · Post by **Geoff** » Tuesday May 23, 2006 7:43 am

Hey Choco,

I've found them at the bottleshop attached to the Foodworks supermarket in Torquay. I was extremely happy with (a) the bottle and (b) the contents but I was none too pleased with the price.

Happy beer hunting,

Geoff

Choco · Post by **Choco** » Tuesday May 23, 2006 8:28 pm

I forgot to mention that The Q.M. charge $5 a bottle, there must be somewhere they are cheaper.
Geoff, what did you pay at the bottleshop?

Geoff · Post by **Geoff** » Tuesday May 23, 2006 9:36 pm

I really can't remember, Choco, but I think it was the single bottle price x 12. Ouch!

dags64 · Post by **dags64** » Tuesday May 23, 2006 9:57 pm

Oliver wrote:Choco,

Welcome (unless you're that dodgy bloke who coaches that even dodgier footy team, Port "Power". For more on that see http://users.pipeline.com.au/obw/ ).

Anyway, Coopers is generally available in most bottleshops these days, unlike when I move to Victoria 12 years ago.

You shouldn't have much trouble at all tracking down some Pale Ale, and chances are the bottleshop will have Sparkling Ale and Best Extra Stout in longnecks as well.

Cheers,

Oliver

funny link that one, I hate anything to do with port adelaide

Post by **Oliver** » Wednesday May 24, 2006 10:12 pm

Choco,

$5 a longneck is about the going rate. You should be able to pick up a case of 12 longnecks for around $45. For the equivalent of a slab, this is OK. Plus you get the beaut crown seal bottles to put homebrew in

Dags,

Good to see another Port "Power" hater on board.

Cheers,

Oliver