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maybe they do. you'd expect Mitchell and Butler have deals too. the point was that the arguement Wetherspoons is cheap because of buying power is flawed because a similar rivial (actually M&B have alot more pubs) would have similar buying power. but thier price at the pump are vastly...

when buying from Fosters or Doombar, the same as a large chain such as Mitchell and Butler. But the later will charge a £ more. when buying from the small local breweries they stock, the Longman or Southwark Brewery i cant see they have buying power because the brewery only has so much...

JD Wetherspoon pricing would tell us thats not the case, as they have higher overheads (large sites) but do ales £2.50-£3 a pint. and thats not down to economies of scale because most pubs are still under lease/chains. a manager for a chain said they are told to rise prices to match...