Secret Cask Micro Pub Edenbridge

[simon12]

Since i'm now a sponsoring member here's whats going on here. I'm at 91 High Street, Edenbridge TN8 5AU close to where Kent Sussex and Surrey meet.

Outside

Ever changing casks and kegs

Cider and wine

Bottles and cans

 

[Chippy_Tea]

Any chance of some interior pics?

 

[MyQul]

Superb Simon. Like chippy says, more photos!

 

[Clint]

Looks great! Wish I could pop in for a skin full...

 

[DavidHatton]

Nice job, looks great!

 

[Brew_DD2]

Those prices are excellent. If I'm ever down your way I'll definitely be dropping in. I'd drink the hell out of all of those beers.

 

[Gerryjo]

Excellent and good luck with the venture...

 

[MickDundee]

You forgot to show us the special price list for people who are already drunk

 

[MyQul]

Those prices are excellent. If I'm ever down your way I'll definitely be dropping in. I'd drink the hell out of all of those beers.

£6.15 for a pint of beer! Them's London prices, them are!

 

[Chippy_Tea]

You forgot to show us the special price list for people who are already drunk

They are on the other side of the blackboards (erm chalkboards)

For those viewing who do not get this joke - CLICK HERE

 

[simon12]

few more pics the resolution/size i'm not sure why it varies

 

[simon12]

£6.15 for a pint of beer! Them's London prices, them are!

Thar beer specifically came back due to 1 customer that said until he tasted it he would never pay £5 for a pint until he tasted it

 

[Leon103]

Like mentioned London prices.

A question from someone qualified to answer, one that as always intrigued me. Why is there always a massive price increase for drinking in rather than taking out

 

[MyQul]

Thar beer specifically came back due to 1 customer that said until he tasted it he would never pay £5 for a pint until he tasted it

You probably know Im joking. Im well aware of the fact that a big hoppy IPA cost far more than, say, a 3.8% bitter

 

[simon12]

Like mentioned London prices.

A question from someone qualified to answer, one that as always intrigued me. Why is there always a massive price increase for drinking in rather than taking out

I see take away like bonus buys that I would unlikely get at full price so they don't need to be priced at a sustainable level.

 

[Leon103]

I see take away like bonus buys that I would unlikely get at full price so they don't need to be priced at a sustainable level.

Interesting.

Was in cloudwater last night and it was least £1.20 extra to drink a can inside rather than take it away.

 

[MickDundee]

Interesting.

Was in cloudwater last night and it was least £1.20 extra to drink a can inside rather than take it away.

By sitting in you are using more of their electricity, using their glassware, dishwasher etc. The extra pays for these overheads.

My local microbrewery taproom lets you buy any of their bottleshop bottles/cans to sit in but charges corkage on top of the bottleshop price.

 

[simon12]

Forgot to mention I do 2 for the price of 1 on takeaway cask beer just to get the casks to turn over quicker.

 

[kelper]

Wow! That's a lot of choice. Shame I'm 700 miles north of you! I'll try and persuade my brothers to visit.

That green decor is a bit garish! But that's just my opinion.

 

[Leon103]

By sitting in you are using more of their electricity, using their glassware, dishwasher etc. The extra pays for these overheads.

My local microbrewery taproom lets you buy any of their bottleshop bottles/cans to sit in but charges corkage on top of the bottleshop price.

But run the risk of the place being empty. More likely to spend more If I am sat in a bar. Others will see it is busy and may be tempted to come in. £1.20 plus is a bit steep for just using a glass, the place needs electric with or without me.