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Bought the box "featuring the popular Guinness 0.0 Stout, along with new dark stouts" - not a single stout received in the box. Complained and was called a liar, with SansDrinks updating the page to exclude Guinness after I pointed out it was still on sale. Scummy company, underhand practices and abysmal customer support.
so many choices and everything so far has been great, I had the negroni spritz a while ago and loved it! The beer someone had me try that I can't remember the name of was really nice too, the only thing I didn't like was I think it was the wolf blass but that comes down to personal taste because the other people trying it loved it. delivery and pricing was also fair and a smooth process.
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