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It was a 'last barrel' price, I think a deal before the keg expires etc. When that finished we could still get Abbott only it was £3. I did say it was a special
by 15457345234 3y ago
It was a 'last barrel' price, I think a deal before the keg expires etc. When that finished we could still get Abbott only it was £3. I did say it was a special deal.
- d1sxeyes 3y agoWetherspoons have an app where you can order online (never used it before and had the pleasure of discovering how dreadful it is for the first time), but they don't publish any prices online other than that. After multiple attempts to get the app to work, I gave up, and found this: https://pantryandlarder.com/spoons-map/ https://pantryandlarder.com/spoons-map/ Turns out you can still get Abbott for even less than that. Looks like there's quite a lot of variation in Bristol but the Robert Fitzharding seems to be cheapest, selling a pint of Abbott for £2.34, the city centre pubs seem to be selling for £3.42ish, and the less central pubs seem to be around £2.77. It's not at all beyond the realms of possibility that you might still see a special offer of around £1.50 for a pint. Nice!