[Closed] The price of a pint...

Last time I was in my local, the going rate was about £2.40.

try being gluten free and paying for a beer. Its classed as premium everywhere you go. Even in Newcastle I can be paying £4.80+ for a pint (if lucky enough to get something on draught) or more likely a bottle or can.

£3.20 in my local for proper real ale, South Downs..

You can get a pint in Town (Lundun) for £2.10 if you want to drink John Smiths 🤮 Thats on the Strand too.. not some pub in Harlow.

£3.10 at the local at my caravan. Anything from £4.20 to £6 a pint in Manchester city centre. I was once warned after ordering a pint of Leffe 'Sir, just letting you know it's £7.20 a pint' - I went 'no problem, jut spent a load of cash on a ring for my wife, what's another £7.20'.

£2.80 at my local.

Even in Newcastle I can be paying £4.80+ for a pint (if lucky enough to get something on draught) or more likely a bottle or can.

Lucky enough to get it on draught in Newcastle? There's loads of bars selling draught beer many of them local beersv

After your curry head a couple of blocks over to 128 great Portland Street, horse and groom. Pricing there should be less offensive to you. It's a Samuel Smith pub, there are loads in the area.

Paid £6 a pint at 20 Stories bar (roof top bar) which wasn't bad. Next day we went into a typical 'spit and sawdust' pub with work colleagues, £5.50. I said 'Bloody hell, for 50p more we could have gone for a skyline view of Manchester, not a crap pub like this'.

nothin (cider) for less than £4 within 10 miles of my home.

In Brewdog Lothian Rd right now, £5.60 for a pint of punk.

After your curry head a couple of blocks over to 128 great Portland Street, horse and groom.

I will declare now, the YMCA Indian Student Hostel sells a flippin' brilliant curry. £9 all you can eat. Fixed menu midweek. School dining hall. But by heck it's good.

Horse and Groom after then...

Never mind beer, what about wine FFS!
A pint of ale (very nice, can't remember what it was) & a large Pinot for the Mrs (good swap), £5.40 in Spoons, Knaresborough.
A large Pinot in a pub 4 miles away, £6.50.

Pint of Timothy Taylors is £3.30 at my local. Cheaper than coffee. £5.30 in London doesn't seem that pricy considering I was paying that 20 years ago. Upwards of £7 a pint is what i'd expect to pay if I was going out on the town in London these days.

£4 at my local for the ‘nicest looking lager on tap’.

We paid £25 for a spiced rum and coke and some kind of flavoured gin in Manchester last week at the hotel bar. If I wasn’t on expenses I would have wept.

Oh, also, have just back from Gran Canaria where a large glass of local fizzy cerveza was €2.50/£2.25

For reference, I worked as a Bar Man as one of my first jobs. Carling was £1.04 a pint, if you were a “flash prick” you bought Stella at £1.12.

I once witnessed a heated debate between a Carling Drinker and a “flash prick” over the merits of spending 8p a pint more on Stella because it was stronger, ended with one of the most violent clashes I’ve ever witnessed. The Landlord immediately shelved plans to introduce Red Stripe. It would have cost even more and already had a rep for Agro.

Simpler times.

Oh and don't get me started on Schooners - seems to be the 'thing' in a fair few places in Northern Quarter. £5-£6 for a glass of real ale, then you realise it's only 2/3rds

Stella

Otherwise known as a pint of wifebeater.

Dunno if I'm honest. Tend to just order, pay, drink, repeat.

I'd guess between £3.40 and £4.00 for a local brewery real ale

£3.70 for a pint of ale in my local, minus 10% with my CAMRA card.

in Spoons, Knaresborough

Did it come with a free fight?

3.80 for black sheep or bolt maker in the village pub.
6ish for a 175ml of red

£4.50 + for a decent pint round here

Between £3.20 - £3.40 for a decent pint of real ale around these parts ..
I started off young (15) when it was 12p a pint for Lorimers Scotch Ale at my local Vaux pub ...
Those were the days..😁

You need some er, Italian friends.   Bar I go to is £20 a round - no matter how many drinks are in it. 😀

Price varies a lot around here, depending on the pub and the strength of the bheer.
My regular place is always changing what’s on the pumps, a round varies between £8.50 and a bit over £9 for two pints, but they have a loyalty card, and I just carry on building up the stamps until the card’s full, like last weekend, then me and my mate had four pints for free, and I think we might get another evening of free booze this weekend.
There’s a little micropub in town, opened in October last year, so far they’ve gone through around 220 different beers from over 100 different breweries!
Really nice to pop in on my way home from town on a Saturday afternoon and sit with a pint and read a book, had a dark amber last Saturday, ABV 6.0, can’t remember the brewery, but it was damned good! About £4.60, I think.
They don’t do a loyalty card, sadly.

In Brewdog Lothian Rd right now, £5.60 for a pint of punk.

Go over the road to Spoonies, same beer is about £1.50 cheaper. Makes you think...

Hanging Bat up the road sells 2/3rds of the beer they make on-premises for £6/7 - no middleman there. Makes you think...

I make my own, £1 a litre.

I make my own 40p/ltr. but thats economy of scale.

Beer in my local is from £2.50 at 3.9% to 3.05 for 6% beers on draught,and for £5 you can buy a discount card which saves you 10% for life.Only the local Spoons are cheaper,always a draught beer at 1.99,both pubs accept Camra tokens too.

Go over the road to Spoonies, same beer is about £1.50 cheaper. Makes you think…

True but then I'd be funding Tim Martin's endless Brexit BS. I'd rather burn money than do that.

My regular pint in my local is £4.80.
Worth every penny.

Sounds pretty standard but I live in Brighton. Have paid 3.50 a half for some of the lovely new sour beers that are coming out now. They are to be sipped and appreciated rather than guzzled . Suits me as I'd rather drink less but really savour it.

Anything from £4.20 to £6 a pint in Manchester city centre.

You can surely do better than that. What's the damage in Sinclair's these days, three quid?

£3 ish at my local for a good ale.
£4.50 - £5 in central Brum for a reasonable pint of IPA.

team outing to brewdog in the merchant city last week - most drinks were north of a fiver

The choice was awesome though, and the food was very good so we just put up with it.. well enjoyed it actually

Generally just stick to the guest ales in Spoons @ £2.19. Maybe drink Holts or Sam Smiths (but not in Sinclairs) in other places. Or will go in Costello's if I go to Altrincham. Don't normally spend over £3 for a pint. If someone asked me to pay over a fiver, I'd be leaving it on the bar and walking out of the place...

Have noticed our after work beers (City of London) have crept north of £5, even in Nicholsons.

Pint of “craft” beer near monument is near £6

Bit cheaper near home in Twickenham though...

in Spoons, Knaresborough

Did it come with a free fight?

Spoons is civilised, most of the fighting is in the Harts Horns up in t'Market Place.

Bathams £2.95 a pint in my local, happy to check the quality of it after most rides.

I'd consider £5.30 decent - pints after work regularly £6+ nowadays (St. Paul's/Bank).

Maybe drink Holts or Sam Smiths (but not in Sinclairs) in other places.

I've never understood why the draft beer in Sinclair's has always minged. It must be the busiest Sam Smiths house for miles, and it still tastes like piss.
Their own fake Bavarian lager used to be rough too.

Don't mind the Welly or The Mitre, but The Crown & Anchor is a class above, or below, depending on your point of view. 🙂

Holt's innit? Peace and quiet, lots of brown, blokes in caps, a certain air of naughtyness and.........

Diamond Lager!

Smells like soiled snappers soaked in nail varnish. Tastes quite nice, especially after the first couple.
Never drink more than half a dozen at once is my advice.

It's won medals apparently.
**** knows what for, arrogance?

It's the only alcoholic drink that should be classed as a halloucinogen.

Try it. 🙂

Don't even like to think what I spent in That London last weekend, "highlight" was a £5 tin of grolsch served direct from a bin full of melted ice.

Go to charged 4E for 25cl of Eurofizz at the weekend followed up by 9E for a pint of said fizz on Dieppe harbour side. I felt like I was in Miami not the armpit of France! Great weekend away on the bike though :0)

Paid £1.46 for a pint of Sam smiths ipa in a hotel bar in Mansfield a few yrs ago. I thought the bloke behind the bar was joking.

Round my way premium craft lager is £5.50 a pint or Guinness £4.50

My local pints are £5.25 in the "nice" pub my missus likes & £4.55 in the "rough" pub I like. Same brew - From Camden. Glad I only have a couple or three a week!

"tin of Grolsch" - I'd rather drink my own pish.
🙂

Yep Im all for better quality beer, but with the associated price rises it means the dives now feel entitled to charge £4 plus for a pint of fosters which rots your guts.