NEW BEER IN THE KIOSKS

Polish lager. Specjal or Perla

 

Personally, I think Madri is an excellent lager.

I think if the club were to sell ales, bottles would be better.

Nowt wrong with Saltaire Brewery.

But since that's not the question, I'd opt for Madri. Would fully expect Coors to get the nod though as it's cheaper and less strong.

 

They could have the best choice of quality beers available but I don’t want to drink from a plastic glass on a freezing concrete concourse so for me they might as well just stick to Carling as most people will drink before the game in a warm pub with some atmosphere.
Just my opinion of course.

 

Exactly this. I couldn't care less what they sell from my perspective. Whatever the club makes the most money from and that will be standard lagers.

 

I'll bet you the interest is that low it's a non starter in the kiosks. You might be able to run with a small stock in the corporate areas but for something that is very niche for 23 games a year just seems a lot of effort. And the bottle tie up with Molson or any other like for like supplier limits somewhat of what you can do.

 

A nice pint of Boltmaker would go down well ! Logistically though I guess it's impossible.

 

WHU ran a trial APP last season where we could order and pay for drinks & food. Worked well, but it was small numbers involved.

 

Not really. There's quite a few pubs selling it across West Yorkshire.

You might want to consider a holder other than a pint glass as you make your way to the ground though

 

Real ale will never be sold in the kiosks.
Unless you can judge to the pint how much you would sell there would be too much waste.
They don't sell it at racetracks for the same reason, one meeting every few weeks so good beer would be off by the time you came to use it again.
Just stuff like lager and Guinness available at £7 a pop.

 

If you use that logic, no-one would ever organise a beer festival again.

 

Appreciate the transparency @Tiffin Stadium Catering, perhaps you could teach the club a thing or two

In my opinion Madri is just over-marketed crap. Any beer that goes from being unheard of to every bar within 12-18 months is a result of being over-pushed and over-marketed, and at £5.40 absolutely over-priced. It's a very standard beer and it really isn't any better than your standard Carling or Fosters.

 

Beer festivals by their nature are there to showcase the art of brewing. Alcohol at sport is primarily sold for a profit margin.

 

Are you aware where Madri is brewed?