We've listed some of the most frequently asked questions and answers about our Agreements. If your question isn't featured, give us a call and we'll be happy to help you.
See our Tenancy and Lease Agreements.
It depends on the Agreement style you choose. Some Agreements are fully tied and others offer the flexibility to buy your wines, spirits and soft drinks form where you choose. Every pub listing that we show details what products you must buy from us.
We have a series of different incentives. Our current Tenancy and Lease Agreements offer a Volume Incentive Scheme designed to reward you when you sell more draught beer. Foundation Agreement holders are excluded from this scheme.
Yes. Our Licensee Support with Pelican Buying Group offers discounts on a wide range of goods and services, as well as a comprehensive package of promotions and product offers for all Agreements.
The background information will vary for each business. However, as well as the information available on the site, we will be able to provide you with some historical volume figures, and our Business Development Managers will be able to provide some general pub history. If you are buying an assigned Lease, the turnover figures and other information about the business are supplied by the current Lessees - you'll need to verify these before proceeding.
Inevitably, taking over the running of a pub will involve a number of costs. However, these costs can vary enormously depending on the type, size and location of the pub, the terms of the Agreement and many other factors. Be sure to thoroughly read the pub details available on this site. For additional guidance please feel free to call our Recruitment Team on 0845 607 5330, who will be happy help, or alternatively speak with our Business Development Managers..
The Maintenance and Service Plan, payable by our tenancies only, covers the costs of the statutory certification, and the repair and maintenance of most major and large essential equipment eg. boiler, cellar cooling equipment etc.
The Greene King Pub Partners' Buildings Insurance is re-charged to you on a banding basis depending on the size and style of your pub. You are required to insure the other areas of your business that you will be responsible for, including: public and product liability, employee liability, fixtures and fittings and loss of income.