If you've ever traveled in the United Kingdom and wondered whether the pint drawn for you at one pub was a different sized "pint" than at another, you're not alone.Paul Rowen, a member of Parliament (MP) from Rochdale, is demanding pubs serve full pints of beer and stop shortchanging customers. In fact, he has signed a Parliamentary motion expressing concern that bar staff are legally permitted to sell a glass containing as little as 95% liquid as a full pint.
The motion, signed by more than 40 MPs, supports a drive by the Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) to push the government to legislate for a pint to be defined as 100% liquid.
CAMRA estimates short pours cost consumers more than $2 million US on a daily basis.
ON THE WEB
• CAMRA: Campaign for Real Ale
• Dowd's Guides
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