Beer prices please

:DHi,

Now you mention having to pay for a pint in London Scarlett ,i can recall fitting the bar/restaurant at the MASH bar in London maybe 7 years ago and they were asking about £7 - £7.50p in the bar for just half a lager even back then :( so even though the prices in europe are not so good because of the exchange rate....they may not actually be that bad after all in comparison.

Mind you the cheaper the plonk the better :D

jon.

Cheap plonk is good!

Dont drink for taste - Drink for effect!!!!

Iceman wrote:

RossF wrote: :lol:

Got a friend in Sainte Foy, beer €4.50, Jaeger €2.50... are there any other drinks? Could someone please enlighten me :lol:

I think that is pretty reasonably priced?

:shock: Reasonable at €4.50? You are obviously not a typical (*cough* tight) scot then? That is the equivalent of £4.04 a pint......not reasonable I reckon. I will be stuffing my case full of tesco value lager :wink:

Value lager, you might as well drink Peckham spring :roll:

with the exchange rate at 16.33pm that is now £3.99

Significantly cheaper. :mrgreen:

I like Peckham spring.... :wink:

Iceman wrote:with the exchange rate at 16.33pm that is now £3.99

Significantly cheaper. :mrgreen:

I like Peckham spring.... :wink:

You guys must have more Euro then sense........ pass the spring :mrgreen:

Maybe thats whats going to be in my 1 euro beer bar "The Spring"

jclegg19 wrote:Maybe thats whats going to be in my 1 euro beer bar "The Spring"

You're gonna go bust, but your go happy, Hic !!!

I always thought that when you weren`t wearing ski boots they were for protecting two x 1 litre bottles of gordons in the suitcase or whatever your tipple, that keeps me going for a couple of days.