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We're talking 20p per pour. Is that much of a mark up, by percent?
I'm in/near a major US city and just paid $12 per pour on Saturday during morning premiere league games.
The drinks were mixed drinks, but the $ is still the thing. The beers would have been cheaper...
With an average of £4.21, an increase of 20p is ~5% increase. That goes up the cheaper the beer and down the more expensive.
Speaking for myself, I wouldn’t notice a 5% increase on things I did infrequently. My monthly budget would get out of whack pretty fast for 5% increases on frequent items. The standard Netflix subscription in the UK costs £10.99 or 55 pints with the addition.