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£85 for 20 pints.
How does that equate to £1 50 a pint ?
Am I mssing something (as I often do).
£85 for 20 pints.
How does that equate to £1 50 a pint ?
21st century home brewing
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Bazzer
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The £85 includes the pressure vessel required to store the drink and two kits, each of which make 10 pints. The kits are around £15 for 10 pints plus postage.
Thanks.
So if you drink 50 pints you are getting real ale at a good price.
Not too long ago that would be easy but sadly 50 pints would now last me a year
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drinking at home much is generally a very bad idea I think. And paying out for this thing will encourage folk to drink more I think to "offset" the cost. I prefer spoons ever changing portfolio of beers. And lidl do some damn decent stuff for more routine tipples.
