The real problem here is cask ale - the preferred pint in Britain - is ruined by movement. Casks are left to settle in pub cellars for days or weeks before being hooked up to the hand pumps in the bar.
The only way this works for beer is to use kegs, which is what most of the World uses but the largest consumer organisation in the UK - CAMRA, the Campaign for Real Ale - was created to fight against. And with some success - cask brewing is now a massive growth area in the UK.
That said, this looks considerably better than the over-priced plastic nonsense from the "onboard shop" or "at seat service" we have to suffer today.
I don't think I'd want to go near one without a British Transport Police officer nearby if a bunch of football fans were making a journey to an away game.
The only way this works for beer is to use kegs, which is what most of the World uses but the largest consumer organisation in the UK - CAMRA, the Campaign for Real Ale - was created to fight against. And with some success - cask brewing is now a massive growth area in the UK.
That said, this looks considerably better than the over-priced plastic nonsense from the "onboard shop" or "at seat service" we have to suffer today.
I don't think I'd want to go near one without a British Transport Police officer nearby if a bunch of football fans were making a journey to an away game.