Was in Chester le Street B&M just before closing yesterday and noticed they had a big stack of Draught Guinness (15 x 440ml) packs on for only £9.99 which works out at around only 86p/pint.
Morrisons are selling these 15 can packs for £14 down from £15
Asda are £13.48
Sainsburys and Tesco nearest is 10x440ml for £9.
Tesco also have buy 3 x 10 x 440ml for £24 (£4.02 more than B&M for same quantity)
Didn't have phone to get pics but will add some later when I'm back down there.
Cheers!
All comments (19)
swooper7
29 Dec 151#1
heat just for correct mathematics so early in the day! :smile:
008 to swooper7
29 Dec 15#3
Even more heat for correct early morning Mathematics and the fact that there really is a place called..
Chester Le Street!
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Will be stocking up if can get these at this cheapo-el-lots price, nice find Buck :man:
DID365
29 Dec 15#2
Been in this morning and no 15 packs of Guinness, just 8 packs for £6.99 which had a price label on top for 15 cans of Carling for £9.99 - maybe OP is wrong. Not vote either way.
Spenfica
29 Dec 15#4
I just look in Morrisons for the loose cans of Guinness, got 36 before Christmas for 49p a can.
Also, I would say Chester-le-Street is quite well known unlike others nearby, Pity Me, No Place etc....
buckmr2
29 Dec 15#5
Currently back at B&M Chester-Le-Street but they've all gone so I've expired the deal.
Congratulations to those who managed to get it.
bigmo_uk
29 Dec 15#6
great, I've been waiting for these to be under £10 for ages :man:
cromarty
29 Dec 15#7
Chester-le-Street also famous as the birthplace of Bryan Robson, anyone with a Panini sticker album from the 70s or 80s would have heard of it from that. Good deal if you can get it but I've now switched from Guinness to Murphy's - £3 for a four pack at ASDA and has been that price for months now so no waiting for special offers. I now prefer the Murphy's over Guinness anyway.
brookysm
29 Dec 15#8
Amazed people still buy Guinness, its clearly only Supermarkets and chain type pubs that still sell it, a dinosaur in a space age market.
cromarty to brookysm
29 Dec 15#10
Supermarkets sell the majority of beer consumed in the UK. Chain pubs have a huge share of the rest of the market. So Guinness is sold in all the places that sell the most beer, they aren't doing too bad.
Gary the Gooner to brookysm
29 Dec 15#11
If that amazes you then the only chance of an amazing day for you would be a day where nothing amazing happens.
mamboboy to brookysm
29 Dec 15#12
Seriously? Guinness Draught is one of the few mass produced beers that still manages to taste great. It's rated 82 on Ratebeer for a reason...
peterkay11
29 Dec 15#9
Notice that non of the supermarkets were selling any multi pack crates on offer this Christmas. Worked out quite expensive buying them in 4 packs this year.
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Opening post
Morrisons are selling these 15 can packs for £14 down from £15
Asda are £13.48
Sainsburys and Tesco nearest is 10x440ml for £9.
Tesco also have buy 3 x 10 x 440ml for £24 (£4.02 more than B&M for same quantity)
Didn't have phone to get pics but will add some later when I'm back down there.
Cheers!
All comments (19)
Chester Le Street!
>>>>>
Will be stocking up if can get these at this cheapo-el-lots price, nice find Buck :man:
Also, I would say Chester-le-Street is quite well known unlike others nearby, Pity Me, No Place etc....
Congratulations to those who managed to get it.