Beer in the ground. : Mon Feb 16, 2009 12:59 pm  

I doubt i'm the only one who thinks this but does the club not see the need for a little more variety in the beer sales kiosks? not being a lover of weak lager surely the club could get a decent supply of bitter to offer a bit of choice and in the manner of the old XXXX advert we could get a bottle of something for the Sheilas

Re: Beer in the ground. : Mon Feb 16, 2009 1:11 pm  

Michigan red wrote:

I doubt i'm the only one who thinks this but does the club not see the need for a little more variety in the beer sales kiosks? not being a lover of weak lager surely the club could get a decent supply of bitter to offer a bit of choice and in the manner of the old XXXX advert we could get a bottle of something for the Sheilas

I did raise this with one of the girls in the kiosk about getting some Strongbow in. She asked me if I could drink a crate (she obviously doesn't know me very well ). I'm pretty sure if they got a couple of crates of Cider & Bitter in there'd be plenty of takers.

: Mon Feb 16, 2009 1:12 pm  

I was very suprised and disappointed on Saturday not to be able to buy a pint of bitter at the kiosks, lost out on my ££'s as I don't drink lager

: Mon Feb 16, 2009 1:18 pm  

Think if the club did a bit of a trial and got a few crates on Cider, Bitter and shock horror maybe even a palatable lager they would not be left with many, and I'm pretty certain that they would get a good enough deal from the brewery to make it worth there while.

Re: Beer in the ground. : Mon Feb 16, 2009 1:20 pm  

Michigan red wrote:

I doubt i'm the only one who thinks this but does the club not see the need for a little more variety in the beer sales kiosks? not being a lover of weak lager surely the club could get a decent supply of bitter to offer a bit of choice and in the manner of the old XXXX advert we could get a bottle of something for the Sheilas ;-)

A fruit based beverage?
No excuses really for not having a bit of variety.
It only takes the same time to pour a draught flow bitter or cider as a can of warm gnats p@ss.

: Mon Feb 16, 2009 1:26 pm  

not only a few different beers but a few more outlets as well,
just think how much the club could make by buying the bitter and Cider from ASDA, we could soon reach max salary cap with a crowd of 6000.

: Mon Feb 16, 2009 1:29 pm  

Bazens or Holts
A pin of real ale ... not this fizz.

Real cider - again easily served.

With some of the polypins, this is very easy to set up.

: Mon Feb 16, 2009 1:31 pm  

Hillbilly_Red wrote:

Bazens or Holts
A pin of real ale ... not this fizz.

There’s only one problem: it’s a Calrsberg-Tetley joint.

: Mon Feb 16, 2009 1:33 pm  

Chico wrote:

There’s only one problem: it’s a Calrsberg-Tetley joint.

Last time I checked Tetley made bitter that is'nt to bad.

Anything FFS would be better than haveing to drink the cack they serve currently.

For the older Monty Python fans in the audience its like "making love on a boat".

: Mon Feb 16, 2009 1:37 pm  

Michigan red wrote:

Last time I checked Tetley made bitter that is'nt to bad

I don't mind Tetley's, if it's kept well.