​The 'man with a plan' has to make a profit to bring food home for his family. And pay his taxes whereas Amazon are not bothered to pay theirs.

Orangeboom is the nuts. Much better than Stella

if you're looking for an alternative drink around the same price I recommend oranjeboom. its 4.7%. They do a strong version that's 8.5% but I'm yet to try that.

usually in local off licenses. We have a nisa by us and they stock it. 4 pint cans for £5. ​

3.23 now

It's the British brewed crap. try the imported belgium stella and you'll never go back

The tax irony in this thread is that Stella 4.8% was created to save tax >

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2090136/Taxbeater-Stella-Budweiser-cut-alcohol-levels-bid-save-millions-pounds-duty-hikes.html

So because of tax you have a sh*tty tasting beer :smiley:

My thoughts exactly. I'd rather the money was in my pockets instead of the treasury who send the money abroad or going towards the toffs' keep their 50 acre lawns mowed.

And if Mr Cameron had been so bothered he would have called them up on it and closed the loophole.
Next...

Strongbow Original x 12 440 ml for 6.15 is the real deal. Even better earlier when I ordered it at 5.43 (yes, I had the 3 quid credit)! HIC!

You had some no rush credit which was automatically applied.

Sadly I've spent all of mine!

Horrendous drink.
An embarrassment to Belgium now in beer terms.:disappointed:
Good deal though if you like awful beer.

Fosters £2.20 for 4.

The 4% Stella is under £3 for 4.

Showing as £3.22

£3.50 in Asda if you do not want to wait till Friday delivery

Presumably the deduction was pantry credit from prime day.

So? As long as their prices are cheap.

The deduction would be from no rush prime credit.

Wish it was Stella Cidre

​The 'man with a plan' has to make a profit to bring food home for his family. And pay his taxes whereas Amazon are not bothered to pay theirs.

why? goto the cornershop. instant lager and cold ready to drink. lol.

Nowt special