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26 Aug 17
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£13.40 at the Rake Bar, Borough Market
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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/08/26/pub-defends-charging-customers-1340-smashing-pint-ale/
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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/08/26/pub-defends-charging-customers-1340-smashing-pint-ale/
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would anyone actually pay that for that though? Shirley knott! lets face it a fiver would be a rip off.
good deal this, £6 for 4 bottles of blandford flyer at waitrose,a superb drop of ale
good deal this, £6 for 4 bottles of blandford flyer at waitrose,a superb drop of ale
Actually, according to a radio report, Rake's sold out of this beer. 
Many people pay more than that for a bottle of wine. Not a lot of difference apart from a bit more alcohol.
Makes them feel good to show off how much they can spend.
Makes them feel good to show off how much they can spend.
Indeed, if the free ad in the Telegraph had said the price was £28 a pint they'd have sold out quicker.
This sort of thing pushes up the average price.
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