Yeah, the subject line reads like spam doesn't it?

But, it's true; I saved $119.77 today ON 2 CASES OF BEER!

In New Jersey (and I guess the rest of the Northeast) there is a chain
of supermarkets called SHOP RITE, that also has a chain of liquors
stores, often located near a grocery store, called SHOP RITE LIQUORS.
They usually have a large selection of beers but are notoriously bad at
keeping beer fresh, turning over inventory, etc. If you're looking for
old, stale beer (some no longer brewed brands included), they're the
place to go. The kind of place that keeps the Old Milwaukee Light in
the coolers but puts the UK clear bottled beers and German's in green
glass on the warm shelf in the bright lights.

They often have a big ad in Wednesday food section of the local papers
and, for awhile, even had a "Microbrew of the week" sale.
Unfortunately, apparently due to state law, the stores are (as the ads
state) are individually owned (I guess they just pay a fee to use the
SHOP RITE name) and often the store won't have the item on sale (or the
beer in question is out of date).

But, since moving and losing my job in Middlesex County, the Freehold
Shop Rite has become my "last resort" for beer without driving 20 miles
north. Needed a nice pilsner for working in the garden. Their Jever
was old and, after digging down 8 cases, the one case of Prima Pils had
a "best by" date of a couple of months ago. Found one last case of
Pilsner Urquell, but at a rather high price ($25). Did come across a
good case of HopDevil while digging in that Victory pile, so bought 2
cases. (The HopDevil actually came in CHEAPER than the P/U- at $24).

Just looked at my receipt last night. Under the HopDevil price it read
"COMPARE AT: $143.76" and on the bottom of the receipt it said:

NON-DISCOUNTED PRICES $143.76
OUR EVERYDAY LOW PRICES 23.99
YOU SAVED 119.77

So, somehow they're going by an individual bottle price on the HopDevil
of $6. I'd love to see how much I'd "save" if I bought a keg of some
import...