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    I was just being dumb and, topically for this thread, slightly drunk

  • Lovely cloudwater pale on at the wanstead tap, going down far too easily. A rare breed of a place where you can still get a pint for for less than 6 quid.

    Going to miss not living 2 minutes walk away.


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  • A rare breed of a place where you can still get a pint for for less than 6 quid.

    Mercy!

  • Even for London's famous London, £6.50 being the new baseline for a pint feels rough.

  • Ouch. I bought a couple of guiness the other night and it was £4.30 a pint which smarted enough. My work bar is subsidised and has just gone over £3/pint so I'm probably over-sensitive.

  • Surely that's not London though is it? Because you ain't getting prices like that outside of a spoons round here.

  • Most of my pints are over £7 these days and god help me when I get a bit of a hardon for DIPA and walk out of beerkat or pint of hops with an armload.

  • Speaking of which... I'm thirsty

  • I remember years ago when I'd be made up if I bought a couple of pints and got change from a tenner, it feels like we're not far from being happy getting change out of 20 quid.

    At least it's all contactless now so you can't see the disappointment.

  • Oh, you get the disappointment, it just arrives later in the form of credit card bills. Here's an example of a statement from my pension provider I received today


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  • I'm used to having ridiculous bar tabs. What's annoying is I'll still be sober when I pay them!

  • Can't lose money on a pension if you don't have one.

  • pint of hops

    Wandered past with @NorthLondonLight on Wednesday lunchtime.
    We noticed the owner/proprietor looking wealthy.

  • That's where I'm going wrong. At least buying beer doesn't lose money! Genius!

  • Just had three exceptional lagers (Tegenseer Hells, Gaffel Kölsch and Augustiner Edelstoff) for £12 at Hop, Burns & Black in E Dulwich. Crazy cheap.

  • This is good


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  • Used to live just around the corner from the Tap, was a good spot. Although I fully appreciate the fact that most of the pints in my local are now £5.

  • Big fan of the Wanstead Tap. Went on the Dunwich Dynamo with Dan last year too.

  • Yeah, Dan's sound, really gonna miss living round here, never more than 5 mins from a park, boozer or tap room. Perfect if you've got kids.

    @Eejit where is this magical place with 5 pound pints?

  • Hah. My local now is a Thornbridge Brewery place. Pint of Green Mountain, £5. I’ve lived here 2 years now and it still confuses me a little bit that it’s so cheap.

    I only had to move almost 200 miles north to achieve this dream.

  • Tonight's post work softener.
    Drawn in by the can, was surprised by the colour. No idea what else I was expecting from a beverage called Death by Cherries.
    A bit sour, vaguely cherry drop flavoured.

    It's ok, won't be reaching for a second can in a hurry


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  • Glad I kept that imperial stout handy... for winter.

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