Welcome to our drinks menu pricing assistant.. Enter the cost and size information of the stock (excluding VAT) and your desired Profit Margin and the calulator will give you the minimum prices for servings to achieve the desired margin.
For example - Typically, a 50-litre cask or keg of beer contains around 88 pints (imperial pints). However, the number of pints a pub can get from a cask or keg may vary based on several factors. For instance, factors such as beer foam or spillage, storage temperature, and the efficiency of the dispensing system can affect the number of pints available from a cask or keg. Some beer types may also produce more foam while dispensing than others, reducing the overall yield of the cask or keg. Additionally, different pubs and bars may have differences in their standard pour sizes and practices, further affecting the number of pints available from a cask or keg.
Please Note: This Calculator is designed to be as accurate as possible however calculations are meant as a guide only, there are other real world factors which can effect the actual GP you achieve.
For example - Typically, a 50-litre cask or keg of beer contains around 88 pints (imperial pints). However, the number of pints a pub can get from a cask or keg may vary based on several factors. For instance, factors such as beer foam or spillage, storage temperature, and the efficiency of the dispensing system can affect the number of pints available from a cask or keg. Some beer types may also produce more foam while dispensing than others, reducing the overall yield of the cask or keg. Additionally, different pubs and bars may have differences in their standard pour sizes and practices, further affecting the number of pints available from a cask or keg.
