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Game Night Beer Delivery
Beer, seltzer and mixers that last three periods.
Game night has a clock on it, which changes what you should order. The fridge needs to be stocked before puck drop, not during the second intermission, and the drinks need to be the kind you can hold through a period without thinking about them.
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How much to order
Three hours of hockey is about four drinks a person for the ones who are drinking steadily. Six people means a 24-can case and a seltzer pack, and you will have some left. If you are ordering after the game has already started, keep it to what the fridge can chill in twenty minutes.
What to pick
Lager in a case is the default and there is no reason to fight it. A hard seltzer variety pack covers the lighter drinkers and the pack splits nicely across a room. One bottle of rye on the side handles overtime.
Good to know
Beer arrives at the temperature it was stored at, not ice cold. Order before the first period rather than during it and the fridge does the rest.
Game Night Beer Delivery questions
Will it get here before the game starts?
The live delivery window on checkout is your answer — it reflects your actual address, not a general promise. Ordering an hour ahead is the safe play on a Saturday.
Can I split a case with the group?
That is what most of these orders are. One person pays, everyone settles up afterwards; the driver deals with the buyer only.