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What is the smallest quantity of draught beer that can be legally sold in England?
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∙ 11y ago
Beer may be sold in any quantity, provided that the price list shows how much you're buying and what it will cost. Strong beers are commonly sold in 1/3 pint measures; some pubs offer 'tasters' of 4 or 5 different beers and charge around the price of a pint.
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What is the smallest quantity of draught beer that can legally be sold in Britain?
The question should refer to England. Scotland have different measures - They would wouldn't they! In England - Third of a pint In Scotland - I think it's 6 ounces referred to as 'a nip'
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