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Epochal White Smoke at £5.60 a1/3 on keg in Cask, an interesting beer but I didn't continue the 2855 list.

That was the second pint of the day, needless to say it was halves thereon after. :eek:

LBC London Lush a 3.8% decent session pale but £6.60 a pint last Saturday here, prices have crept up even more since Wills recent visit.

Stopped off in Paddington to watch the footie last night in The Dickens Tavern, being a Greene King pub I didn't fancy the cask on offer so decided on a pint of Paulaner Lager for a change, there was...

A fine list of brewers.

Yes nothing to do with Dark Star now apart from the history and memorabilia.

£3.90 for a pint of Burning Sky Plateau in The Evening Star today, nice.

Now this is over the top.

Basically Fullers are taking the piss.

Well yes, it's Asahi that sell the beer and presumably own the brand name on the beer.

Not so much won't as can't.

More than acceptable in central London.

Is the £5.00 in the Harp with or without Camra discount?

I match your :confused: with a :confused: .

Fullers pubs know how to charge.

Hit a new PB yesterday in the Beer Merchants Tap, £6.50 a 1/3, I don't regret it though, 2750 , gorgeous. Certainly a sipping beer though. 2751

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Definitely not designed to drink by the pint but I guess some nutters do, pricing by the pint is a unit we can easily equate to I suppose.

No but I'm getting less tolerant with age.

Average price but obviously not an average pub, a lot of journalisim really does test my patience nowadays (polite description).

Not me, but youv'e got to go to the right places.

Maybe it's the Cocktails & Shooters ?

I would say 14 quid is taking the you know what.

Quite, I wouldn't dare write on here about drinking 12 tins of Carling. :sick:

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Pohjala Peel And Bean, a 8.5 impy Stout weighing in at £5.30 a half, it needs to be good and by god it is, almost certainly BOTW being sipped in BrewDog Southampton.