Guinness news

[Donegal Hibby]

Not only are they destroying a perfectly good pint but they have Qatar price's as well 😡.
https://www.donegaldaily.com/2023/03/15/national-worlds-most-expensive-pint-of-guinness-hard-to-swallow/

[ErinGoBraghHFC]

Sounds rotten but I’d try it if it was £6-7 or so, at £20 they can bolt.


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[Donegal Hibby]

Sounds rotten but I’d try it if it was £6-7 or so, at £20 they can bolt.


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Sounds evil just like the price. You'd need to be picking a few winners at that price 😁

[J-C]

Not only are they destroying a perfectly good pint but they have Qatar price's as well 😡.
https://www.donegaldaily.com/2023/03/15/national-worlds-most-expensive-pint-of-guinness-hard-to-swallow/

Black velvet has been around for many years, traditionally champagne but back in the day Babysham or cider as a substitute.

[Hibbyradge]

A pint of Guinness at Cheltenham costs £7.50.

[Scouse Hibee]

£4.90 in Winstons, far better than Cheltenham 😀

[Hibbyradge]

£4.90 in Winstons, far better than Cheltenham 😀

And there's more horse racing! 😃

[HUTCHYHIBBY]

£4.90 in Winstons, far better than Cheltenham 😀

£3 in Wetherspoons until the end of today

[Donegal Hibby]

You would pay between 5 euro to 6 euro here for a pint of Guinness . During the COVID lockdown when pubs were meant to be closed one in Donegal tried a different angle though even that didn't work.
https://www.donegaldaily.com/2020/05/18/guinnessgate-the-20-stout-seized-from-buncrana-bar-are-freed/

[danhibees1875]

A pint of Guinness at Cheltenham costs £7.50.

I would expect it to be more to be fair.

I'd expect to pay £6/7 for a pint of normal stuff in a captive environment here (sure it was £7 for a standard cider at the playhouse) - Guinness is typically a premium pint and throw in that it's at the races too then seems a "fair" price.

[Pretty Boy]

I would expect it to be more to be fair.

I'd expect to pay £6/7 for a pint of normal stuff in a captive environment here (sure it was £7 for a standard cider at the playhouse) - Guinness is typically a premium pint and throw in that it's at the races too then seems a "fair" price.

The fuss among racing fans is many of the same bars within the racecourse complex where charging £6 a pint at a snooker event held there a few weeks back.

The extra £1.50 is being blamed on 'logistical challenges'. I think the correct word is profiteering.

[danhibees1875]

The fuss among racing fans is many of the same bars within the racecourse complex where charging £6 a pint at a snooker event held there a few weeks back.

The extra £1.50 is being blamed on 'logistical challenges'. I think the correct word is profiteering.

I can see how that becomes a bit more annoying then, yes!