I'm not actually a massive fan of Heineken, but 3 tallies for $12, you can't say no. (Or you could). Plus drinking out of a tallie is way more fun than a normal bottle.
I don't know if this is just local to my store (Footscray, VIC) or not, and not sure how long it lasts for.
Yea I grabbed 3 last week too. Then they were all stocked up again today, so I thought I should do the right thing and buy some more before posting on OzBargain.
I had never heard the word "tallies" for large bottles of beer until I saw it here. In my day, this was the only way to drink beer. Good things come better in glass. I was a bit peeved when stubbies came along, as I thought we were being robbed. As for drinking from cans, sheesh. Apparently these are called longnecks now.
You're right, they are more commonly known as longnecks.
I always called them king browns, but that might be a WA thing haha (Swan brewery stuff comes in brown bottles).
Yep, I call em king browns too.
Can't beat a big king brown of Emu Export :p
Throughout the US and Europe, a bottle the size and shape of a Corona is classed as a longneck.
If anything, I would have thought this would be called a King Brown in AU (http://s7.photobucket.com/user/neilcooper/media/Beer/800mlto…), except it is green ;-)
Which just reminded me of when the 'Supercan' of Coke was around.
http://www.roughing-it.net/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/20199L…
Frothy longneck. lol
pretty sure Queenslanders call them tallies, us Victorians its longnecks..
in the parks of adelaide they're called breakfast :p
ain't nobody got time to go to the park for breakfast…….. wait a minute…
Grew up in Bris ;)
King brown Heinekens, now we're talkin.
Same deal is running on the Stella Artois Longnecks as well.
Save $6 based on dan murphys price
A good deal for someone looking for imported Heineken longnecks; still better $/L when buying a slab of the locally made stuff
The 500ml cans are import too. And usually about $60 for wr.I know it isn't glass, but… $/l, imported.
This deal is back on fyi
Saw this down at my local in WA as well so appears to be nation wide - got three last week, all gone this week though. Worth noting that the longnecks that I purchased were brewed in Holland - not the licensed Aussie stuff.