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

It's about 8-9GBP at the current exchange rate in Basel.

You can probably fins a pint about 6quid if you go to some small back road place

There's a new little brewery in my village that has a little bar there and it's 6EUR / 5.11GBP a pint
 
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Funny thing with this thread going on is that I've been invited to a bash this weekend up town and I'm now thinking of ways to get out of it. I just know it's going to be a £200+ night being in a round and I'd rather not spend the money.
 
Shadowness said:
Even at £10 a pint, that's 20 pints! Unless you move on to shorts, but still!
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Seriously, if you're doing some food, 8 or 9 pints, add in some shorts, plus cab home, in a round of 4 you'll do £200 easy. If people go on the doubles it escalates pretty quickly too.

Crazy money these days. I'd rather have a cup of tea and watch a film at home or do some gaming now. My days of staying out in Covent Garden until 3am are long gone. :)
 
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£4 ish for cask
£5-7 for keg
It's all craft ale in a local alehouse so no big brewery tasteless nonsense that attracts CAMRA members.
 
Bickaxe said:
£4 ish for cask
£5-7 for keg
It's all craft ale in a local alehouse so no big brewery tasteless nonsense that attracts CAMRA members.
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CAMRA members :cry:

Isn't that a club for people who like good beer?

Personally I think beer snobbery has gone to far. If I want more taste I'll have another beer.
 
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I'm a ale drinker but the local Weatherspoons in the Staffordshire Moorlands is a decent pub, not your usual spoons

£1.79 for Ruddles
£2.60 for Doombar

Can't complain at that..
Other pubs are mainly £4.50 for a decent ale
 
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ScoobyDoo said:
I'm a ale drinker but the local Weatherspoons in the Staffordshire Moorlands is a decent pub, not your usual spoons

£1.79 for Ruddles
£2.60 for Doombar

Can't complain at that..
Other pubs are mainly £4.50 for a decent ale
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£2.10 for DB in ours, was £1.99 until a couple of weeks back
 
£3.50 for Guinness and £3.10 for Fosters at my local clurb.

About £1.80-£2 for the cheapy real ales in the local Spoons. One on of the cheapest Spoons around and also probably the only one with the toilets on the ground floor.
 
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Varies wildly here depending on where you go. The cheapest bars are £1.50 - £2, proper restaurants and fancy bars can easily be £6-8. Most I've ever paid was £12 for some fancy German beer.
 
Up to $12 for standard cooking lager from the big breweries ($10 at happy hour). $14-$18 for something better and usually all local stuff, not a lot imported. When I say local I mean really local, most on this menu are within 20 miles of the pub. Scandalous really. https://www.meandu.app/taphouse/dine-in/beer
6 to 9 quid at today's exchange rate.
 
Girlfriend’s parents were down from Yorkshire and we went for a pub lunch. Her dad went to get a round of four and confidently put down a £20 note :p

Barmaid was very nice, asked him if he wanted to sit down before she told him the real price lol. Good bants.

But in all seriousness, anything under £7/pint and I’m happy. Most seem to be £6-odd in either central or west London. That round had two Tiny Rebel specials on tap so I thought they’d be a lot, but only £6.20 I think which I thought was fair.
 
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I don't drink regularly enough to know as I only tend to buy one with food so it gets lost in the price but I'd be shocked/annoyed if it was over £5.

I never check the receipts
 
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