How much does a pint of beer cost where you live?

[delta0]

Around £5.25 for an ale. Then around £6 in central.

(About £2.50 when I’m in S. Korea)

 

[Hagar]

If you like Guinness try a drink called Forge.
A couple of weeks ago a Landlord played a trick on me, he bought the pint to me and when I went to buy the second pint it was Forge made by Conor McGregor.

Thanks for the top, I will.

 

[SexyGreyFox]

Thanks for the top, I will.

It is stronger also.
Christmas Day I had 8 cans of Guinness and felt like I could drive (obviously I couldn't) but I had 3 pints of Forge and was slurring my words

 

[Tuppy_Glossop]

Cooking lager is £2.20 in the village social club and £4.50 in the pubs in town. Real ale over £4.

 

[R-evans]

In my local bar 5 minutes walk away that isn't an old man's pub, the only half decent beer they have is Neck Oil and it's £8 a pint. The local pubs are about £4.50 for a real ale and £6 for a lager.

North Leeds is the most expensive part of the city. Luckily I'm only 20 mins from the city on the bus so there are loads of great bars and breweries that are much cheaper.

 

[hillbilly2]

I think a pint down the Puketapu is about $8 , 750ml crate bottle is $11. But a takeaway 750ml is only $5 Two of those for the drive home thanks.

 

[PapaLazaru]

One of the pubs in my village have just started stocking Beavertown Neck Oil for £7 a pint.

 

[.:MBK:.]

Neck Oil is stupid money anywhere I've seen it.

 

[ODuffer]

The cheapest I've seem locally is a Guinness for £2.20 and Shindigger Mango 'ale' for £2.10. One advantage of living up north lol

 

[Rai200]

Neck Oil is stupid money anywhere I've seen it.

It's because it's owned by Heineken who work with Stonegate, meaning that a barrel/keg costs about £280 to the pub. If you're free from a company like stonegate a keg can cost as little as £110, so can be sold at a much lower price.

 

[jeffk]

Neck Oil is stupid money anywhere I've seen it.

£6.59 at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium! I assume it’s cheap because they brew it on site.

Gamma Ray > Neck Oil though.

 

[EdwardTeach]

Around £6.

 

[Philtor]

£4.50 - £5.00.

 

[rumple9]

Leeds suburbs £4 lager, £2.66 wetherspoons. Don't know about city centre

 

[Stretch]

£6-7 here

 

[Efour]

About £6 for 500ml

Sad tbh.

£1.20 for a can of decent strong lager

 

[Stu999]

Just checked my bank account, £3.45 for Stella from my local Spoons.

 

[willhub]

Went into a pub can't remember where and it was £3.20 for a pint of Guinness, or was it £2.85, it was one of them. Think it was weatherspoons in Oldham.

 

[Rimsy]

It's because it's owned by Heineken who work with Stonegate, meaning that a barrel/keg costs about £280 to the pub. If you're free from a company like stonegate a keg can cost as little as £110, so can be sold at a much lower price.

That’s interesting! Our local sells it for about £6.20 which is about £1.20 more than anything else there…. It’s not even that nice tbf though guess its got that trendy Doom Bar type thing going on

 

[Megahurtz400]

Spoons cheap lager - Maybe £3.50, don't tend to go to spoons much these days
Nice lager/IPA in a nice pub - £6.50-£7.50

Spend a lot of time in London as well, cheapest you'll find a pint is £7, have paid £8.80 in South/West areas I usually frequent