$13 for Oude Tart on tap?

Ditto. Gave Liquid Bread about 3 chances before I swore it off forever. Service was absolute shit 2 of the 3 times too. What a waste of a good tap list

 

If it's overpriced, why does your establishment buy their kegs? Why bother selling glasses for less then your usual profit? Seems like it must be worth it for you somehow. Just sayin'.

 

Based on the the keg cost, a single pour is anywhere between $2.75-4.00 in cost to the bar (assuming an 8-12 oz pour and a range of efficiency in pouring). You can take that for whatever it is worth, but if a bar plans to cover their overhead it is going to be a fairly pricey pour.

 

Because it keeps those customers who demand specific craft brews coming.

 

A local beer here in VA had it on tap a week ago for $11 and for some reason mine was served in a pint glass so $11 for 16 oz is definitely not too much to complain about.

 

I'm gonna sound like a complete dick here, but I am so happy that I can't even count the number of Bruery beers I've had on tap.

 

To be competitive. In Washington you can walk into a dive bar and get good beer.

 

The entire bottle is $19.99 for a 750mL, e.g. 25 oz.

Doesn't seem like a good price, although I suppose how big of a snifter we're talking about matters.

 

Couldn't have said it better myself.