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Just looking at an older post an talk was of £3.20 a pint, i know this has been done before on here but how much is ale at your local an where are you?
£2.20 here in Rossendale
Depends where you drink, but if I got charged £2.20 for a pint in Edinburgh I'd telling them, I said a pint, not a half pint...
Hertfordshire- £2.80 for cheapo Ale
£3.80 for Red Stripe on tap
£4.40 for Westons Ice top Cider
It why I'm glad I'm at University in Midlands, prices are a little more affordable.
£3.05 in Dorset. Outragous
with coogan on that. Change fae a tenner in some places up here is a real treat. Seconded only to the feeling when winning the lottery.
**** me you should try working in kensington
3-20 sounds like a bargain
Bought a pint last friday of some very nice wheat/beer/euro trendy nonsense.
It was lovely, but also was £5.50 pint.
Standard cooking lager such as Fosters is usually £3. A pint of Peroni in a fairly normal pub in town cost me £3.70 on Friday. I live in Northampton so not exactly a highbrow area.
No idea as I never buy just one drink....
Freehouse Fosters £70 for 88 pint barrel.
Tied PUBCO leased pub £130 for 88 88 pint barrel.
Depends where you drink. Not always the most expensive pub that rips you off...
£4.95 for mine
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lovely stuff, about £2,20
(sarf yorks)
Pint of Tiger beer was £2.95 for a pint in that the Peterborough locale yesterday.
I'd have said £3-£3.50 was about normal.
Very rarely drink in pubs these days, but I remember being able to buy Old Peculier for £1.50 a pint in the Student Union bar. Dishwater bitter was sub-£1.
£5+ a pint? That's part of why I very rarely drink in pubs!
£2.20 here in Rossendale
's about the same here, some five miles further up the A59.
err...the A59 is nowhere near Rossendale... 😉
£4.25 for a pint of Peroni in a nice city centre bar in Brum
£1.90 for a pint of Abbot Ale in a Wetherspoons
£2.40 ish for a pint of something good and cask from a free house
£3.25 for a pint of 1664 in a posh/pretentious bar closer to home
Different prices for different places.
Pretty sure I can get a pint of Ruddles Best for under £1.50 in Spoons here. But the price of a pint generally varies between £2 and £3.50 depending on pub (and there are plenty of them for such a small place!).
Oh, that is ignoring special nights like pound night in the union!
Freehouse Fosters £70 for 88 pint barrel.
Tied PUBCO leased pub £130 for 88 88 pint barrel.
Depends where you drink. Not always the most expensive pub that rips you off...
Exactly the issue one of our main drinking spots has.
3 local pubs, pint of Becks Vier = £2.50, £2.80 or £3.10, two cheapest are Free-houses, most expensive is tied to a lease with sole supplier agreement...
I think I paid less than 2 quid for my last pint, in Chester!
Cape Town (not that I live there) in the sports bar I seem to remember paying about 50p for the first pint and 40p there after if you return your glass, including the following day, etc. 8)
Over £3 for a pint of ale in my local. Freehouse, 8 different ales,
err...the A59 is nowhere near Rossendale...
A56, not A59. Brainfart.
Mrs North's father was quite put out when he discovered that a pint of Butcome in the Three Kings Inn in Hanby Castle had gone up to £2 a pint.
£1.78 pint of Sam Smiths Sovereign in t'club.
