Wetherspoons to stop selling popular beer this month - and customers aren't happy
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- Wetherspoons is getting rid of fan-favourite beer San Miguel
- A brand-new beer will be introduced to the draught range - Angelo Poretti
- A pint of Angelo Poretti will be priced at £3.99
JD Wetherspoon has confirmed that it is retiring a beer favourite, to make way for a brand-new addition.
The popular chain of pub restaurants will be discontinuing a major lager brand from its beer offerings and instead will be introducing a new draught beer.
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Hide AdThe beer that Wetherspoons will be getting rid of is San Miguel, which has sparked fury among customers who regularly choose the beer as their drink of choice.
One X user wrote: “Spoons getting rid of San Miguel. I will be protesting”.
San Miguel will not be available in Wetherspoons once the current stock sells out.
However, Wetherspoons is making room for a new premium draught lager, Angelo Poretti which will be available in Wetherspoons locations across the country towards the end of November.
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Hide AdWhile some customers may be disappointed about the loss of San Miguel, others are pleased with the decision as a user on X wrote: “Spoons has dropped San Miguel for Poretti, biggest upgrade ever”.
Angelo Poretti is a premium Italian lager with an alcohol content of 4.8% ABV, which is brewed by combining four different hop varieties.
The beer has been brewing for more than 140 years and will now become a Wetherspoons beer choice across most of its UK pubs.
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Hide AdAs part of its introduction to Wetherspoons beer range, Angelo Poretti will be priced at £3.99 and will also be part of the Monday Club deal which will reduce the price of a pint of Angelo Poretti to £3.20.
The beer will also be included in Wetherspoons ‘includes a drink range’ deal as part of the main menu.
Despite the farewell to San Miguel in Wetherspoons pubs, Angelo Poretti joins Wetherspoons’ range of world beers available on draught.
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