Fruit wheat beers

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Re: Fruit wheat beers

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That`s expensive fruit! Oregon is $2.99 for 15 ounces at many grocery stores so that stuff is more than twice as expensive. Yikes!
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Re: Fruit wheat beers

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yeah I know, I looked for the blackberries everywhere and couldn't find them. The only thing I could find was an 8 pack of 15oz cans for $35. No where can I find single cans of it! Oh well! their can of cherries thats the same size as this one is over $40 so I will take what I can get lol.
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