| Pub prices 11:13 - Sep 12 with 722 views | catch74 |
Just to say - all big breweries are raising their prices by about 6%- that’s for me £10 a barrel on standard lager. To keep my margin that’s 45p extra per pint. For tied pubs that’ll be far higher - maybe 75p.
That’s before we start on covering energy prices (waiting to see how the cap affects us.) |  |
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| Pub prices on 11:16 - Sep 12 with 685 views | giant_stow |
Feel for you guys - must be a near impossible situation.
Personally, I'm in the pub far less than i used to be, but went to a massive place called Hackney Bridge on Friday and was amazed to get a round of 3 pints for "only" in the £15 region - felt cheap, which is bonkers. |  |
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| Pub prices on 11:18 - Sep 12 with 668 views | clive_baker |
Yeah there will definitely be more increases on shelves. I'm on the other side of the fence and we passed on a 9% CPI to our retail and hospitality customers, and it's in no way opportunistic, it's just about enough to maintain our cash margin, but even then its decretive to our % margin. We got next to no challenge back from the retailers, they get it and everyone is having to pass them on. Their only tactic is a delaying one, they'll accept it but wanted us to wait 6 months.
Tough times. |  |
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| Pub prices on 11:32 - Sep 12 with 590 views | Guthrum |
Brewing is an energy-intensive process, with heating the water for the mash and boil. Plus fuel costs for transporting ingredients and finished beer. |  |
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