Saturday, 24 August 2019
It is a bank holiday...
... so single malt whisky is reduced in price by 1/3. This is pure price fixing by the Supermarkets so should be banned. I mean this stuff is supposed to be 12 years old so it is implausible that it has reduced in price by someone opening a previously unexpected glut of it. When it was casked Tony Blair was in Downing Street and the financial crash hadn't happened so there can be a change in demand but not supply... Whiskey... defying economics endlessly... I mean why don't they just sell it at a sensible price all year round? You can set your chronometer by their bank holiday reductions...
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