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Should breweries set a RRP for their beer? 12 years 1 week ago #19

johnrm Offline Posts: 702	Where do you get your baseline to say that it is € or €€€ ? One of the arguments above was about having to ask the price of a pint. I thought there was a law that said the price of a pint was to be visible to the punter. I understand this may be difficult if there are 100 beers, but is that not the law?

Should breweries set a RRP for their beer? 12 years 1 week ago #20

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&quot;johnrm&quot;:28ixbfy3 wrote: but is that not the law?[/quote:28ixbfy3]Not really. There must be a visible pricelist near the entrance, but it doesn't have to have everything on it[/url:28ixbfy3], certainly not everything relevant to the likes of us.

Perhaps a campaign to have the prices of all beers listed (voluntarily) at the point of sale would be in order. Lots of good pubs already do this.

Should breweries set a RRP for their beer? 12 years 1 week ago #21

andrew Offline Posts: 3334	&quot;TheBeerNut&quot;:4xwwih4l wrote: What would the criteria for the bands be?[/quote:4xwwih4l] Good question- and the bands would also have to reflect rural/Dublin pricing. My gut would be <€4.50; €4.50-€6.00; >€6.00. This would be on a standard pint of an ABV of 4-5% (ish)

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