They were discussing the Dail Bar on the radio yesterday
A publican phoned in.
He was selling a pint of Guinness for 4.90
He was selling it for 3.90 last year
Maybe it's just me but since my late teens early 20s I've not taken it as a great badge of honour to be able to loft 10 pints in four hours and it not knock a tap out of you tbh.
Maybe it's just me but since my late teens early 20s I've not taken it as a great badge of honour to be able to loft 10 pints in four hours and it not knock a tap out of you tbh.
There's a regular in a few pubs around town who drinks pint bottles of Bulmers by the neck, and is known to put away upwards of 15 pint bottles in a sitting.
He used drink in Nanas, and one day Donie the barman kept all his empties behind the bar. He filled a crate and a half with empty bottles just from this fella
I couldn't even drink one pint bottle by the neck, the acid would be something else.
There's a regular in a few pubs around town who drinks pint bottles of Bulmers by the neck, and is known to put away upwards of 15 pint bottles in a sitting.
He used drink in Nanas, and one day Donie the barman kept all his empties behind the bar. He filled a crate and a half with empty bottles just from this fella
I couldn't even drink one pint bottle by the neck, the acid would be something else.
An awful lot of drinkers are just going to cut out a few pints altogether,go out less and drink less as a 10c increase by Diageo including taxes on a pint is probably the straw that broke the camels back after increases over the past year.
It is ultimatly self defeating by the breweries as younger drinkers have many options one of which includes not going to the pub at all.
You now can get a very decent bottle of wine in Aldi or Lidl for about only €8
