Booze inflation

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tonyblair replied

13 December 2007, 09:39
You really are a buffoon Gordon. How you got away with being called "a genius" all those years, God only knows. In fact, I've asked Him but all He does is laugh like a drain.
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Gordon Brown replied

13 December 2007, 09:21
I'd like to point out that inflation is very low and under control. Some items are of course rising rapidly in price, e.g

All food
All drinks
All transport/travel costs
All fuel
All housing costs
All clothes

However, the cost of plasma TV's, last year's games console and the price of a Pentium III are all falling in price.

So overall, the cost of living is low and you are better off under Labour.

HTH
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Spartacus replied

13 December 2007, 08:29
Here you go, the answer to all your problems.

Port

Champagne

Spartacus in "Beaker" mode.
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bobhope started a topic Booze inflation

13 December 2007, 07:07
Booze inflation

Just making the christmas drinks order. Over-ordered a few years ago so haven't done it in a while.

What's happened to the price? Decent bottle of vintage port now £70. Almost double from a few years ago.

Dom + Krug through the roof too.

Even threaded will have to cut back at these prices.
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