Three legs - pale 4 4.2 in the Harp tonight £5.80
Three legs - pale 4 4.2 in the Harp tonight £5.80
I.dont do basic but my unbarred -old ale was £4.90at the queen's head
Last edited by london calling; 28-11-2022 at 21:21.
Originally Posted by london calling
A couple of weeks ago i visited The Pub in Todmorden and ordered a pint of stout ftom the cask range on the bar which was fine and i think around £4.20p. When i sat down i noticed the blackboard on the wall displaying the price and strengths of the 15 kegs at the back of the bar. One of the kegs was from Tartarus and was a Raspberry chocolate cake Imperial Stout at 14.5% proof and was sold in thirds of a pint at a whopping £7
That's keg for you!
Last night, Landlord £3.15 at The Harrison then shortly afterwards at The Queens Head, a half of Unbarred Old Ale (6.3%) just £2.40 and would have been less with a CAMRA card.
Yes Tartarus are always very expensive.Have ticked them and it was over £5 a third
When we get to that extreme or specialist end of the spectrum I usually try to assimilate the price to what a btl of wine might be, so a decent shiraz for ~£20, in a pub, not bad...
No-one is going to pay this. People might go out for one drink but then that will be it. It's been the cost of pubs for quite some years which has resulted in people buying from supermarkets and drinking at home.
Not so much won't as can't.
"Everybody's got to believe in something. I believe I'll have another beer."
-W.C.Fields
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