Stocking a cooking lager in a pub

[Robdinho]

I'm not disputing this happens, I'm just disappointed it does. Personally Id rather have less but better quality of anything.

Surely you can still do this though - the fact that cheap lagers are available does not stop you seeking out a better quality one? What's to be disappointed about?

 

[SeagullinExile]

I'm not disputing this happens, I'm just disappointed it does. Personally Id rather have less but better quality of anything.

You can have the best of both worlds. A few cheap products, but also have your premium lagers too, Peroni, Stella, Cobra, Kozel etc. That way no-one gets out priced in your establishment. It tends to be the discounted brews in the daytime and premiums at night with me.

 

[ram1992]

Carlsberg out the three

 

[Cian]

Carlsberg is the drinkable of the three; Fosters will worryingly probably sell the best even if equally priced.

 

[beorhthelm]

A few cheap products, but also have your premium lagers too, Peroni, Stella, Cobra, Kozel etc.

Josef wept.

and nice as it is when did Kozel become considered premium, it used to be a cheaper brand.

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

Surely you can still do this though - the fact that cheap lagers are available does not stop you seeking out a better quality one? What's to be disappointed about?

I think our wires are getting crossed. My disappointment is that some people will buy rubbish in preference to quality. It doesn't affect me much but I find this attitude/approach disappointing. It's the same with Church Rd in Hove where Bagelman sits next to a Subway. It's puzzling and disappointing that people use Subway when you can have a home baked bagel with decent fillings served by some smiley young thing next door. If more people went for quality, standards would rise across the board, so there is something to be disappointed about. That said ill survive.

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

I've sold them all and Fosters is by far the most popular. I sell 8 times more Fosters than any other lager - I sell it at 2.40 a pint and it flies. Keep it under 3 quid and its a winner!

Sake!

 

[maltaseagull]

Enough from the elite beer drinker please! I thought we had done all this with the no more Harveys thread. Real ale snobs unite. If the landlord is considering the offer WTF is it to do with you?

 

[Deleted member 18477]

Carling extra cold is quite refreshing, fosters is ok.

Coors light is my favourite lager or something like Heineken or Amstel.

Much rather drink a nice cold lager than a 'proper beer' on a hot day!

 

[vegster]

Whats wrong with Beck's Vier ? its only 4% but at least it tastes of something.

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

If the landlord is considering the offer WTF is it to do with you?

What's it to do with us? You have overlooked the fact he asked us.

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

Whats wrong with Beck's Vier ? its only 4% but at least it tastes of something.

It's okay, but there are plenty of better lagers out there and thankfully, albeit slowly, pubs are starting to stock them.

 

[beorhthelm]

Enough from the elite beer drinker please! I thought we had done all this with the no more Harveys thread. Real ale snobs unite.

and where has anyone mentioned ales until you have? like anything else, there's good lager and shit lager. is someone being a burger elitist because they look down on a Big Mac?

 

[Barham's tash]

Meantime London lager. Winner

 

[Cheshire Cat]

Urgh - try another pub

 

[Norman Potting]

Budweiser on draught - the Czech original not the vile American stuff

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

Meantime London lager. Winner

Correct answer.

 

[little al]

Out of the 3, Carling for me.

 

[dougdeep]

Out of the 3, Carling for me.

You've just proved what we all suspected. You have no taste whatsoever.

 

[Birdie Boy]

They are all crap, however, if I was the landlord I would go for fosters. I suspect that this is the most popular of the 3 and would sell well at £2.40 a pint which is the whole point for the landlord irrespective of whether I or anyone other lager snob thinks it's disgusting!