Chard in Somerset on Tuesday 3 pubs, 3 pints of Carling £8.70 in total I was more than happy.
Chard in Somerset on Tuesday 3 pubs, 3 pints of Carling £8.70 in total I was more than happy.
I was charged an average of £4.45 a pint last night in the six pubs I visited locally.
fullers -£4.20
gk leased-4.60
nicolsons -£4.60
micro pub -£4.40
brewpub -£4.60
irish pub -£4.30
I could have brought the average down in Wetherspoons but went for a Sambrookes imperial stout 10.4 for £3.75 a bottle.
I am looking to buy a house in Surrey so may be out of the frying pan and into the fire for me beer wise.
You got Chard I got burnt.!Originally Posted by bcfczuluarmy
I'm pretty sure you will be! I think Moby knows more than I do. I got a pint of Big Bog Quagmire for £1.49 in the excellent Merseyside suburban Frank Hornby this week. It's not a great beer but it is 6.0% ABV.
"Everybody's got to believe in something. I believe I'll have another beer."
-W.C.Fields
Come On You Hatters!
Cronx Nectar 4.5% , £4.80 in the Blue Anchor in Hammersmith, average pint and a complete piss take.
"Everybody's got to believe in something. I believe I'll have another beer."
-W.C.Fields
The Blue Bell in Hemsworth has a standard guest price of £1.75. I had a pint of Bishops Finger there for that price despite it being a premium guest. It's not one of my favourite beers but at that price it tasted great. It's only been open three years so you have to wonder if this will become one of their disposals. The food prices were about or just above average. It's a pub that was owned by Scottish & Newcastle.
That's a ridiculous price.
After all the bad publicity for the scandalous price of the Cloudwater beer the Rake continues to be busy and tonight had
Siren -Kentucky tickle monster at £21.60 a pint
the same beer on at the Earl of Esssex is £ 14 a pint.
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