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Viking Chat => Viking Chat => Topic started by: mattco on November 09, 2024, 10:50:09 pm
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£6.50 a pint of Madri in Belle Vue Bar today. Dearer than some Premier teams!
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Never been so cheap! buy 650 pints and you get one for free, courtesy of the Labour Party!
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If you scroll back to my post from last week you’ll see the difference
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Top post of the day? Might have waited until midweek when we don’t have a game to raise the subject of the cost of a pint? Did you feel any excitement at the game today?
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Who said it was the top post of the day?
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Who said it was the top post of the day?
I think you missed the irony BB
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It seems I did, Pancho. What was the irony?
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I don't often go in but I genuinely thought the lady serving misheard me and thought I asked for two pints... £6.50 is unfathomable
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What ever happened to the beer deals they used to have two pints for £10.50 I think it was £6.50 is a bit steep ,cheswold change £9 for 2 pints
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I was at a wedding on Saturday at the Kenwood Hotel Sheffield £7.50 a pint, fair nearly passed out, the saving grace was that I had packed a bottle of Jacks and a bottle of Red Stag, so frequent trips up to our room were the order of the day
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You don't have to pay £6.50 a pint. That's the Premium option. Carling is £5.90 I believe.
Most grounds and other 'outdoor' events, races, concerts etc are usually more too.
Rotherhams premium beer (Poretti) was about the same but their standard option was dearer (Carlsberg?) than ours.
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In all fairness, Carling could be 59 pence and I wouldn’t pay it.
Other year was better when they had Stella in the BVB.
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Madri-premium option
The worlds gone mad!
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Black bull, red lion before game.
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They know they can charge it because there aren't any proper boozers nearby.
Night games I've got no chance of going town for a beer before the match.
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A pint of Worthington:
Sports Bar at Barrow FC: £3.10
BVB Bar at Donny: £5.20
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It All helps with the costs, keeping ticket prices down, All the extra security, turnstile operatives, bar and catering staff,
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Madri-premium option
The worlds gone mad!
I came here to say this.
Madri, that "Spanish" beer, biggest con going & if that's a premium I'm going tee total.
Sign of how desperate we all were for a pint after the lockdowns.
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It All helps with the costs, keeping ticket prices down, All the extra security, turnstile operatives, bar and catering staff,
If it was cheaper they'd sell even more, possibly making more money.
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Making that judgement is a fine art Nudga. If you're good at it,and the underlying algorythms you have an assured and remunerative career. These prices won't be worked out by a finger in the air....
BobG
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Madri-premium option
The worlds gone mad!
I came here to say this.
Madri, that "Spanish" beer, biggest con going & if that's a premium I'm going tee total.
Sign of how desperate we all were for a pint after the lockdowns.
True .... That and several other "newcomers" to our Market
https://www.spectator.co.uk/article/madri-wouldnt-fool-a-true-spaniard/#:~:text=Madr%C3%AD's%20owners%2C%20the%20Canadian%2DAmerican,That's%20it (https://www.spectator.co.uk/article/madri-wouldnt-fool-a-true-spaniard/#:~:text=Madr%C3%AD's%20owners%2C%20the%20Canadian%2DAmerican,That's%20it).
And a second
https://www.timeout.com/uk/food-and-drink/what-is-madri-lager-and-how-did-it-take-over-british-pubs
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It All helps with the costs, keeping ticket prices down, All the extra security, turnstile operatives, bar and catering staff,
That's a great point. I said to my mate at the beginning of the season, if they added £50 to the price of our season tickets, it would still be relatively good value, so I don't want to complain too loudly.
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Don't Accrington reduce all beer to £2 after the game (5-6pm) if they win?
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Don't Accrington reduce all beer to £2 after the game (5-6pm) if they win?
Is that a pint of milk instead of beer though
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Don't Accrington reduce all beer to £2 after the game (5-6pm) if they win?
That's something I suggested sometime ago, knocking 50p or £1 off, but Centerplate wouldn't have it. Might be worth exploring that again with DN4 catering but, will it generate more sales?
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What ever happened to the beer deals they used to have two pints for £10.50 I think it was £6.50 is a bit steep ,cheswold change £9 for 2 pints
Butlins 2 pints £10
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Esplanade bar, Bridlington. John Smith’s Bitter £3.70 a pint.
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Down in London on Thursday what can I expect to pay for a pint of beer down there?
ps I never go to Spoons
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Down in London on Thursday what can I expect to pay for a pint of beer down there?
ps I never go to Spoons
Two sovereign.
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Down in London on Thursday what can I expect to pay for a pint of beer down there?
ps I never go to Spoons
Not sure if this is accurate RR, we stayed around Southwark June this year and had to kid ourselves the prices were in dollars, approx two dollars to a quid.
https://www.pint-prices.com/
HA is your man in town.