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    Last year I discovered that there is a Fullers pub in Almaty, Kazakhstan that serves London Pride on tap
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    Last year I discovered that there is a Fullers pub in Almaty, Kazakhstan that serves London Pride on tap

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    1. UuusernameWith4Us on

      2299 Kazak Tenge = £3.55, but the average salary is about £550 per month so pretty expensive by local standards I’d expect.

    2. atwatinahat_ on

      Jeepers, gone are the days when you could only get a decent pint at the British Club on a Friday night. (probably ’94 – ’95). All the local places sold over the top fizzy beer.

    3. 369_Clive on

      When you say “on tap” – you actually mean draft… really? London Pride doesn’t always travel well within the UK, never mind to the border of China lol.

    15. Fair_Woodpecker_6088 on

      Not just London Pride but basically the full Fullers range! Fair play to ENGLISH PUB in Almaty 👏

    18. yourefunny on

      I visited Almaty in 2010ish with a mate, we were doing the Mongol rally and had just spent a week nursing our broken car through a desert. We checked in to a giant, soviet looking hotel. Huge, wide staircases that looked straight out of a movie. Each floor had a very dour looking babushka behind a desk who would give keys to rooms. Within 30 seconds of entering our room, we received a phone call asking if we wanted any girls to come to our room! Ha! Crazy city.

    19. DoomSluggy on

      I assume it’s mostly American and European tourists? 

      Cause Kazakhs mostly look East asian, although I admit some do look russian 

    21. cypherspaceagain on

      There was one in Atyrau too, back in 2009. I believe we watched some of the Ashes there!

    22. Victory_Point on

      That’s wild, and awesome…

      I used to live abroad and you could buy German , Belgian, French beer etc but very rarely british.
      When friends out there tried british beer it was well received . We just seem terrible at marketing and exporting stuff we make. (Well apart from the various ‘foreign’ lagers and beers brewed in the uk under license etc)