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'Real ale' vanishing from British pubs thanks to Covid as beer sales plummet 40%

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Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Beer sales are down 40% since pubs reopened and it is threatening to push already-struggling pubs out of business.Landlords fear drinkers have got used to supping canned ale at home during the coronavirus pandemic.Despite restrictions being lifted, people are still not back in the habit of popping down their local for a hand-pulled pint.As a result fewer pubs are willing to serve real ale because - as a live product – it has a shorter shelf life and if not drunk quickly it has to be poured down the drain.Brewers say the decline in real ale is putting a massive strain on the pub industry.The British Beer & Pub Association – aka BBPA – revealed 76 million fewer pints of cask have been sold.

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