Absolutely believable
I worked in pubs for a good couple of years. Our deputy manager was delighted when we got Bass from a real 'hand-pull', so that he could filter the waste beer back in.

I used to tell the regulars whether it was a fresh barrel, or if they'd be better off with 'Bass Blue'.

Shame, because when it was on song, it was a great pint, especially with Brannigans beef and mustard crisps.
(Che Grimsdale Best before:, Fri 8 Jul 2011, 13:49, 1 reply)

I do enjoy a good pint of Bass
Sadly, as with the mild subthread above, a good pint of Bass is increasingly hard to come by.
(LongJohnBaldry, Fri 8 Jul 2011, 15:18, closed)

Best crisps ever
Totally ruined by walkers since though
( rofl harris, Fri 8 Jul 2011, 16:06, closed)

A good pint of Bass
Is always available at the Tynemouth Lodge in North Shields. It's £2.80 for a pint at the minute. I can't get out much due to the arrival of a new child, but when the in-laws took me there to let wife and child continue their sleeping, I was very briefly back in pre-parenthood heaven. The guest ales there are always good as well. Parenthood heaven is also very good, I should add, in case wife or child are reading.
(cheesehead, Sat 9 Jul 2011, 0:12, closed)

Also Available
In the Millstone in Gosforth, at about £2,60 IIRC. The've moved the pump into the back bar though, that near caused a riot as people thought it'd gone from the pub after at least 35 years there...
(Rounded Rycroft Thought of something witty but posted this instead, Sat 9 Jul 2011, 22:34, closed)

I actually went on a cellarman's course with Bass
Did you know the Bass red triangle was the first ever registered trade mark?

Fact.
(Che Grimsdale Best before:, Wed 13 Jul 2011, 11:42, closed)