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Great idea! https://www.mirror.co.uk/money/personal-finance/finance-expert-breaks-down-cost-36369151 https://www.mirror.co.uk/money/personal-finance/finance-ex
by anfractuosity 8mo ago
Great idea!
https://www.mirror.co.uk/money/personal-finance/finance-expert-breaks-down-cost-36369151 https://www.mirror.co.uk/money/personal-finance/finance-expe... shows how little pubs make per pint, very sad.
If anyone's curious about cask beer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ud_eTwY4nc&list=PLyDTS7ZG3zcO7XACFuZOR-nPxMDhCwYdd https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ud_eTwY4nc&list=PLyDTS7ZG3z... is a very interesting youtube video series by The Craft Beer Channel.
- hermitcrab 8mo agoMy grandparents were publicans 70+ years ago. Even they they made very little on beer. All the profit was spirits and software drinks. Probably food as well now.
- RobotToaster 8mo ago> software drinks I knew java was good for something
- hermitcrab 8mo agoMust have been muscle memory.
- cyberpunk 8mo ago15 quid for a 25ml of whisky is ridiculous however.
- the_other 8mo agoDepends how old the whisky/whiskey is.
- amiga386 8mo agoDepends on the whisky. You could buy a bottle of Teachers and serve yourself 25ml for 70p. You could buy a bottle of 30-year aged Macallan matured in sherry oak, and serve yourself 25ml for £160. In a pub, you should be able to get a shot of blended whisky for about £4-6, and mass-market single malts (the kind you also find in supermarkets) for about £5-£10. If you don't ask for a specific whisky, they should ask you which one you want, and/or say "is name alright?" and give you one of the cheap ones.
- 9rx 8mo ago> All the profit was spirits and software drinks. What are the margins on a Codeacola?
- hayd 8mo ago> This is great for HMRC because it collects 10 times more than what the publican does WTF.