Craft beer at the Etihad

[Corky]

Thats not correct. a lot of craft breweries produce cask beers.

And it is normally cask/real ale if they do, not craft ale. Real ale fans don't touch craft on the whole.

 

[SebastianBlue]

Bloody hell. Thought the $10 I paid in Pittsburgh was steep. Seems like a bargain now.

@Mad Eyed Screamer Neither of you will have truly known account-draining prices (but incredible choice) until you’ve gone to a Portland Timbers home match.

 

[nmc]

Went to a beer festival with friends a few years ago - lots of real ale types getting very excited (and pissed) supping small glasses of what looked like reconstituted sewage. Bring back Wilson’s that’s what I say.....

 

[Bilboblue]

Spurs have tied in with their local craft beer brewery, Beavertown (brilliant beer imo, from the son of Led Zep's Robert Plant). Their new stadium will have a small Beavertown brewery & bar in it!

https://www.beavertownbrewery.co.uk/beavertown-x-tottenham/

Also, Heineken recently bought a certain amount of shares in Beavertown, allowing Beavertown the investment to build a new larger brewery - and potentially distribution avenues via Heineken's network - Given we have a tie in with Heineken, what are the chances of seeing Beavertown at the Etihad in the next couple of years? I personally would love a couple of pints of Beavertown beers at City on a match day.

Beavertown stuff is generally very good, decent enough reason to forgo the pubs around spuds, and head straight into the ground next season!

Also, hasn't our deal with Heineken expired? None on tap in the South Stand for the Huddersfield game, replaced with a piss-poor Amstel. Not happy!