Price Of A Pint - Guinness Surger Can

[macy37]

My golf club are looking at using the pint sized surger cans through the winter instead of the kegs and I am wondering what price it will sell at.

Currently a pint of keg stuff is £3.30 so has anyone seen this for sale in any premises and if so what margin is it cheaper by?

I am expecting it to be around £2.80 or is this too expensive? Personally I have never seen it advertised in a boozer before!

[Charlie Endell]

Hamilton Park racecourse charges £3.80 for a surger can - and that's members' bar prices !

[TA Torr]

Anywhere Ive see it been much the same price.

[peever1745]

A few pubs in my hometown have these surger cans and they work out around the same price as a normal pint maybe a bit cheaper.The good thing about these cans is you dont get a bad pint.

[deecie]

Have you ever gave consideration to drinking something better?

[peever1745]

Have you ever gave consideration to drinking something better?

Cider normally.

[Charlie Endell]

Have you ever gave consideration to drinking something better?

Have you ever given consideration to verb conjugation?

[Charlie Endell]

At HP the choice is Guinness or cooking lager - Guinness wins.

[DonnyTJS]

Have you ever given consideration to verb conjugation?

(he's right about Guinness though)

[deecie]

Have you ever given consideration to verb conjugation?

I can safely say that I have never knowingly done so.

[Charlie Endell]

(he's right about Guinness though)

Guinness is good for you .

It wins by default given the chronic lack of options in Glasgow pubs.

[King Of Paisley]

:ok:Harviestoun Bitter and Twisted wins hands down, Chas

[Charlie Endell]

:ok:Harviestoun Bitter and Twisted wins hands down, Chas

You're a brave man drinking real ale in the Shoe. Your weekend's health now depends on Bro. Agnew's cellar skills. Edited October 3, 2014 by Charlie Endell

[peever1745]

£3.30 for a pint in a golf club I wid move clubs tae a cheaper one. We are nae that in the local for a pint.

[macy37]

£3.30 for a pint in a golf club I wid move clubs tae a cheaper one. We are nae that in the local for a pint.

Tis 15% less using yer members discount card which makes it very reasonable.

Never understood why folk think golf clubs should be cheaper than any other watering hole......

[Orraloon]

Maybe he should take up bowling instead. Bowling clubs are usually very cheap for a pint.

[deecie]

Or join the army.

[sbcmfc]

Tis 15% less using yer members discount card which makes it very reasonable.

Never understood why folk think golf clubs should be cheaper than any other watering hole......

Because it's not a business, so don't need to make a big profit.

Edited October 4, 2014 by sbcmfc

[kps022000]

At HP the choice is Guinness or cooking lager - Guinness wins.

Where does the cooking lager come from? I don't think that I have ever cooked with lager, either cheap or expensive.

[Charlie Endell]

Where does the cooking lager come from? I don't think that I have ever cooked with lager, either cheap or expensive.

Oz , but doubt the stuff they dish up at HP is actually brewed there.

I use it when I'm making steak pie.

Edited October 4, 2014 by Charlie Endell

[kps022000]

I missed out the word 'term'.

I use ale or stout in my steak pie. Lager just seems wrong, even for beer batter.

[macy37]

Because it's not a business, so don't need to make a big profit.

Any golf club that thinks it is not a business these days is ed.

Edited October 4, 2014 by macy37

[Charlie Endell]

I missed out the word 'term'.

I use ale or stout in my steak pie. Lager just seems wrong, even for beer batter.

My interpretation (no doubt wildly wrong) is that the inspiration is from other alcoholic drinks and foodstuffs that are too nasty for direct consumption; therefore only palatable when used as a flavour when cooking. Edited October 4, 2014 by Charlie Endell