Most Overpriced Beer in the World ?

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• Skyclad Posts: 3,946

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  15/11/12 - 19:54 #77

  vosne wrote: »

  I can't imagine buying a bottle of spirits in a pub. Champers prices are not insane in there though.
  
  
  Where is it in Oxford?

  
  http://www.thelivingroom.co.uk/
  
  I wouldn't recommend it though.

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• degsyhufc Posts: 59,251

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  15/11/12 - 20:08 #78

  Skyclad wrote: »

  I once had to suffer an evening in The Living Room in Oxford. The food and service was terrible. However, the drinks menu was a good laugh.
  
  http://thelivingroom.s3.amazonaws.com/thelivingroom/menus/1335867267_cocktails_drinks.pdf
  
  Page 12.
  
  Bottle of Jack D. 90 quid. What is it in the supermarket? About 20 quid.
  
  The Remy Martin takes the biscuit though - I realise it's not cheap normally - I can find if for £1500 online - a £1K markup is a taking the piss though!

  Proves that some people have more money than sence.

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• walterwhite Posts: 56,818

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  15/11/12 - 21:21 #79

  vosne wrote: »

  Was just in a bar selling Sink the Bismark @ £5 for 25ml. My maths are probably wrong but I think that works out at about £113 a pint.

  
  But similar mark-up to the one used on most beers.

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• darkisland Posts: 3,178

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  15/11/12 - 22:17 #80

  degsyhufc wrote: »

  You should be drinking old beaujolais wine

  Only during daytimes though - and if in a reflective mood.

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