Official Cold Beer Price

[Swamp]

Draft (Domestic)....... $6
Draft (Craft)..............$7
Can (Domestic).........$6
Can (Import & Craft)..$7
Natty Light................$2!

Louisiana Saturday Night

[Hudsheen#Fired]

Ghost In The Machine for $7 is still the best value

[Swamp]

Never tried it, might have to

[Million$Mullet]

Mmmmm $2 nattys

[RAGINCAJUN11]

Love the $2 Natty's

[cajun4life]

Ghost In The Machine for $7 is still the best value

No kidding. Get a 22oz Ghost at Walkons and it will cost you $18

[cajun_lannister]

Never tried it, might have to

Its tick tick beer but will get your mind right

[Swamp]

Its tick tick beer but will get your mind right

Outstanding

[RaginDave]

So I got in a disagreement at a Cajun baseball concession worker last season. They had domestic beer price and an import beer price. I ordered a Jucifer (made locally in Hammond, La and pointed out that Parish Pilsner is made in Broussard.) and that should be a domestic beer, while Corona is not a domestic, yet it was domestic pricing. Literally the next game (the next weekend) the signs were changed from domestic and import to something similar to regular and craft beer, rather than domestic and import.

[JamesBond]

Looks like they did some listening and are bringing in outside vendors as well. KOK, Best Stop and a few other local vendors. Shout out to them for that.

[Cajunrunner]

Looks like they did some listening and are bringing in outside vendors as well. KOK, Best Stop and a few other local vendors. Shout out to them for that.

That’s very encouraging. Local flavor!

Man…I hope we can get a good turnout and have efficient concessions service. There will always be lines at a well-attended game, but as long as it moves decent, people who aren’t habitual whiners should understand.

If we can pull it off where out the gate it’s a fun evening at Cajun Field, hopefully positive word can spread across Acadiana.

[GeauxCajuns]

So I got in a disagreement at a Cajun baseball concession worker last season. They had domestic beer price and an import beer price. I ordered a Jucifer (made locally in Hammond, La and pointed out that Parish Pilsner is made in Broussard.) and that should be a domestic beer, while Corona is not a domestic, yet it was domestic pricing. Literally the next game (the next weekend) the signs were changed from domestic and import to something similar to regular and craft beer, rather than domestic and import.

So you used semantics to argue? I think anyone with common sense would
Understand that your mich ultra or bud light is going to be cheaper than a craft beer made here locally at a lot smaller scale, no?