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VAT on Beer 14 years 4 months ago #7

tube Offline Posts: 3438	The interesting thing is next time you're buying your pint of Tuborg, if the publican is charging more than €1.23 a pint you can accuse him of profiteering!

VAT on Beer 14 years 4 months ago #8

Weiss Offline Posts: 133	Nearest pub to me sells Tuborg for €2.95 a pint. Out of curiousity, where is it brewed? Is it actually imported from Denmark?

VAT on Beer 14 years 4 months ago #9

andrew Offline Posts: 3334	f*cking Tuborg...

VAT on Beer 14 years 4 months ago #10

TheBeerNut
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&quot;Weiss&quot;:3bi5gopk wrote: Out of curiousity, where is it brewed?

Is it actually imported from Denmark?[/quote:3bi5gopk]Not 100% on this, but I think Diageo brew it here now. It comes with their Carlsberg franchise. Alternatively it might be brewed by Carlsberg UK: Diageo also import and distribute Eve from them, again as part of their licence arrangement. But I've not seen Tuborg on draught in the UK, so brewing it here is my best guess.

VAT on Beer 14 years 4 months ago #11

tube Offline Posts: 3438	I think it's BUL here by Diageo.

VAT on Beer 14 years 4 months ago #12

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&quot;Tube&quot;:25fjyjyq wrote: That's pretty much it.

FYI I priced kegs of beer recently. Most craft beers, Guinness and Carlsberg etc., run around €140 to €160 for 50L (approx 88 pints).

The cheapest I found is Tuborg at €88 a keg.[/quote:25fjyjyq]

So by that rational - say a keg is 140-160

Its roughly
120
+ 27 VAT
147
The publican has is at about 1.70 a pint - of which I presume off set the VAT he paid - so now it cost him
1.40 a pint ... (roughly)

So how exactly are we getting to €4.70 ?

The Excise is missing ... but still ...

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