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"TheBeerNut":k11j7upo wrote: Backed up by sound market analysis. The "speciality beer" segment in Ireland shifts less volume than the non-alcoholic beer segment.regard.[/quote:k11j7upo]
Certainly for Tesco it does, as when you don't stock something it becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy that it won't sell!

I would also take Tesco to task on pricing on the stuff they do sell. One day London Pride is €1.99, the next it's €2.49. That's a 25% jack. To customers that screams GOUGE!

"Tube":3e66px2l wrote: To customers that screams GOUGE![/quote:3e66px2l]Not loudly enough if they keep doing it, it seems.

"TheBeerNut":1s1ajdm7 wrote:

"Tube":1s1ajdm7 wrote: To customers that screams GOUGE![/quote:1s1ajdm7]Not loudly enough if they keep doing it, it seems.[/quote:1s1ajdm7]
I don't buy LP there any more as a result... I can get it on the 6 for €12 in Superquinn. But you're absolutely right.

"Tube":34evbsuv wrote: I would also take Tesco to task on pricing on the stuff they do sell. One day London Pride is €1.99, the next it's €2.49. That's a 25% jack.[/quote:34evbsuv]

What was the thread title again? Maybe the discount period has lapsed. Now you're hooked on going to Tesco for your tipple. A textbook Tesco marketing ploy.