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    Imagine if they are serving Carling as the on tap lager.
    It's skol, kestrel and hofmeister


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    Quote Originally Posted by Stairway 2 7 View Post
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    It's skol, kestrel and hofmeister
    Kestrel Lager…. It bites.
    Every gimmick hungry yob,
    Digging gold from rock and roll
    Grabs the mic to tell us,
    He'll die before he's sold.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RIP View Post
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    They are using a top Leith furniture firm I’m told.

    The facilities are going to be a significant upgrade on anything we’ve had before.

    The idea is to generate more income for the playing squad. Good news all round.
    Ron announced that a couple of AGM’s ago, but it didn’t transpire and it’s all being done by a Glasgow based company.

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    Ron announced that a couple of AGM’s ago, but it didn’t transpire and it’s all being done by a Glasgow based company.
    No they are Edinburgh based:
    http://442design.com/

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jonpaulnevin View Post
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    No they are Edinburgh based:
    http://442design.com/
    442 did all the design - which is great, Procast are the main contractor I believe and they’re using their own joinery manufacturers.

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    442 did all the design - which is great, Procast are the main contractor I believe and they’re using their own joinery manufacturers.
    Seen 👌

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    Is the facility sub-contracted out, or is all running costs and resultant profits going to the club? Might go for one of the packages if it's the latter.

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    If it makes any difference, they will be offering Tennents in the new hospitality areas

    I'm really impressed by it all. Was fortunate enough to take part in their launch night, the food that was served was for the Pioneer offering. I'm a big foodie, and like this kind of thing, thought it was excellent and the service on the night was massively improved.

    I also like hospitality at Hibs because it's the one venue where the queue for the mens toilet is longer than the womens...

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    If it makes any difference, they will be offering Tennents in the new hospitality areas

    I'm really impressed by it all. Was fortunate enough to take part in their launch night, the food that was served was for the Pioneer offering. I'm a big foodie, and like this kind of thing, thought it was excellent and the service on the night was massively improved.

    I also like hospitality at Hibs because it's the one venue where the queue for the mens toilet is longer than the womens...
    Tennents pah. What's wrong with Pilot, Innis and Gunn or Bellfield to name but 3 massively better lagers than that dross.

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    The Albion Bar had 210 memberships available. Over half sold already.
    Great opportunity for sure. I’d have definitely been up for that if I was renewing my ST this year. It is a good initiative, has to sell out quickly and the seat will only be available on a “dead man’s shoes” kind of basis going forward. Got to say it one of the better club initiatives.
    Good luck to those that get in there

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    Will the hospitality be available to hire on non match days?

    Also will the better food / restaurant be open more regularly for others to try on a one off basis ? I see Hearts do this I think - not sure how often it’s open. Probably adds quite a bit of extra ££.

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    Quote Originally Posted by stuart-farquhar View Post
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    Tennents pah. What's wrong with Pilot, Innis and Gunn or Bellfield to name but 3 massively better lagers than that dross.
    Nowt wrong with a pint of Tennents and is probably a popular lager with a lot of the support. Certainly seems to be the lager of choice in most of the pubs around the stadium.

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    Nowt wrong with a pint of Tennents and is probably a popular lager with a lot of the support. Certainly seems to be the lager of choice in most of the pubs around the stadium.
    Well. It's mass produced with minimum taste and is lowish alcohol so lacks body any discernible hop flavours and generally so far from a real lager style to be a drink in its own right. Other than that I suppose it's OK.

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    Quote Originally Posted by stuart-farquhar View Post
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    Well. It's mass produced with minimum taste and is lowish alcohol so lacks body any discernible hop flavours and generally so far from a real lager style to be a drink in its own right. Other than that I suppose it's OK.
    Which all may be true but it still sells in massive amounts in the pubs around the ground . Some of which will almost certainly be to the very people that will be frequenting the new Albion Bar!

    Most guys that I drink with that drink lager wouldn’t thank you for a hoppy pint of Innes whatever and would be rather pleased to see a Tennents available.

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    Quote Originally Posted by stuart-farquhar View Post
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    Well. It's mass produced with minimum taste and is lowish alcohol so lacks body any discernible hop flavours and generally so far from a real lager style to be a drink in its own right. Other than that I suppose it's OK.
    Each to their own. I will defend tennents to the hilt. No one’s asking you to drink it, there’s bound something for everyone on offer.
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    Which all may be true but it still sells in massive amounts in the pubs around the ground . Some of which will almost certainly be to the very people that will be frequenting the new Albion Bar!

    Most guys that I drink with that drink lager wouldn’t thank you for a hoppy pint of Innes whatever and would be rather pleased to see a Tennents available.
    Well we need some tasting classes lol.

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    Tennents is intrinsically linked to Scottish fitba.

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    Quote Originally Posted by stuart-farquhar View Post
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    Tennents pah. What's wrong with Pilot, Innis and Gunn or Bellfield to name but 3 massively better lagers than that dross.
    Innis and Gunn tastes like piss water imo.

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    Quote Originally Posted by stuart-farquhar View Post
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    Well. It's mass produced with minimum taste and is lowish alcohol so lacks body any discernible hop flavours and generally so far from a real lager style to be a drink in its own right. Other than that I suppose it's OK.
    And Scotland’s best selling beer by a country mile. As cooking lagers go, it’s very good IMHO and a product Scotland should be very proud of.

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    Tennents pah. What's wrong with Pilot, Innis and Gunn or Bellfield to name but 3 massively better lagers than that dross.
    Noting wrong with T.

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    Cannae beat a good pint of cold Tennents

    Other lagers just don’t come close imho

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    Tennents is pretty much on a par with fosters or carling.

    I don't drink much these days but other week i had a pint in a cricket club in keighley called poretti. Never even heard of it but for a larger I quite enjoyed it.
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    Tennents Lager drinkers notice the difference between Tennents Carling and Fosters trust me 😀

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    Quote Originally Posted by micksoo View Post
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    The Albion Bar had 210 memberships available. Over half sold already.
    Is that 210 with west stand seats or 210 total (west stand seated memberships + bar access memberships)???

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    Quote Originally Posted by HH81 View Post
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    Tennents is pretty much on a par with fosters or carling.

    I don't drink much these days but other week i had a pint in a cricket club in keighley called poretti. Never even heard of it but for a larger I quite enjoyed it.
    A good pint of Tennents like they sell in The Abbotsford is miles better than Carling or Fosters. The canned stuff is another matter though, little to choose I'll give you that.

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    Tennents is pretty much on a par with fosters or carling.

    I don't drink much these days but other week i had a pint in a cricket club in keighley called poretti. Never even heard of it but for a larger I quite enjoyed it.
    Poretti is decent. Nice example of Italian "pilsener".4 hopped. The 8 hop version is stretching things IMO.

    The new Stella unfiltered is worth trying too. Jumping a bit on the trend but not overworked. Back on 5%abv too so better than the new 4.6% available widely..

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    Any idea yet what individual match prices are likely to be for the new hospitality packages?

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    Quote Originally Posted by mcohibs View Post
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    Any idea yet what individual match prices are likely to be for the new hospitality packages?
    Have a look at the tickets site, shows you the offering at each hospitality unit
    As an example the “Tornadoes” is £2,500 for the season or around £132 per match. Single options will be much more expensive than this

    Cheaper options for buffet’s

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    Quote Originally Posted by Billy Whizz View Post
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    Have a look at the tickets site, shows you the offering at each hospitality unit
    As an example the “Tornadoes” is £2,500 for the season or around £132 per match. Single options will be much more expensive than this

    Cheaper options for buffet’s
    Includes home domestic cup matches so likely to be closer to £100-110 per game assuming we progress from our league cup group.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Billy Whizz View Post
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    Have a look at the tickets site, shows you the offering at each hospitality unit
    As an example the “Tornadoes” is £2,500 for the season or around £132 per match. Single options will be much more expensive than this

    Cheaper options for buffet’s
    I assume it's the cost of a one off game that the OP is asking, not how much it ends up per game for a season.

    Pioneer sounds like the option that most equates to the old hospitality offering. In my head that was about £120 to go to for one game. It will be interesting to see how it compares now once they release more pricing details.
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