Should Craft Beer be sold in Working men's clubs?

What constitutes a craft beer? If it’s a pint of that flowery shit that stinks of perfume (and cheap perfume at that), I’m out.

And then they have the temerity to charge £7 for the shite.

They do have hobgoblin at my local club. I think that’s a craft beer?? But i refuse to have it for the reasons outlined above albeit it’s not £7 a pint.
 
I used to deal with WMCs, British Legions and other various sorts of clubs in the 90s for one of the big breweries. As others have said, they wanted cheap session beer. So national brands with high volume and low wholesale prices that weren’t too strong. These were places where people wanted to get out of the house and sit for a few hours, if not all day. No point spending up all your money, or getting pissed, too quickly.
The low ABVs were a hangover of the Munitions Act which shaped licensing hours for three quarters of a century. In Edwardian times beer was strong. Most stuff over 5%.
 
What constitutes a craft beer? If it’s a pint of that flowery shit that stinks of perfume (and cheap perfume at that), I’m out.

And then they have the temerity to charge £7 for the shite.

They do have hobgoblin at my local club. I think that’s a craft beer?? But i refuse to have it for the reasons outlined above albeit it’s not £7 a pint.
It's not a craft beer
 
I used to deal with WMCs, British Legions and other various sorts of clubs in the 90s for one of the big breweries. As others have said, they wanted cheap session beer. So national brands with high volume and low wholesale prices that weren’t too strong. These were places where people wanted to get out of the house and sit for a few hours, if not all day. No point spending up all your money, or getting pissed, too quickly.
Exactly. And your dad would go fuck off in the vault where women weren't allowed for a bit of peace. Better times....
 

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