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Pub beer prices

London is London, which is why I have started necking a few fingers of whiskey before heading out these days.
 
Really? Go to Copenhagen guys... THAT is expensive haha.

New York is cheap by comparison!

However, staying on the island, around £3.50 average here in Reading. The pubs I go to are around £4-£4.50.
 
Really? Go to Copenhagen guys... THAT is expensive haha.

New York is cheap by comparison!

However, staying on the island, around £3.50 average here in Reading. The pubs I go to are around £4-£4.50.

Avoid All Bar One. Decided to venture in there for the first time this week and got charged £5.10 for a pint of Sierra Nevada IPA! Lovely pint but what a rip off.
 
The trend is definitely up here, although not as shocking as the £4.50 for a pint I paid in Kensington a few weeks ago. Robbing *****! :(
 
Avoid All Bar One. Decided to venture in there for the first time this week and got charged £5.10 for a pint of Sierra Nevada IPA! Lovely pint but what a rip off.

Sierra Nevada is really expensive everywhere though. It's usually about £2.35 for a 330ml bottle from my local supermarket.
 
Avoid All Bar One. Decided to venture in there for the first time this week and got charged £5.10 for a pint of Sierra Nevada IPA! Lovely pint but what a rip off.

Dude... I went through a phase of All Bar One, it was my place to take dates. But its such a rip off I couldn't stand it. I now go to Las Iguana if I fancy a chilled date out in the sun. Or the Allied Arms opposite pavs.

Other than that, the new Sahara, named Be At One is VERY expensive but they have kicked up their cocktails menu and it's very nice!

Turtle never fails when it's happy hour :)
 
Between £3.50 and £5 a pint here in Winchester. I don't mind since it keeps the trash away :p

On the contrary, I find expensive places attract the young 20's lot who work full time but still live with their parents that sit on their phones all night and drink blue things.

My place is cheaper but attracts tight fisted *******s with beards, way better drinking company! :D
 
The price for a pint of lager seems to rise by around 10 to 20p per year here (the outskirts of Coventry). Right now it's £3 a pint.

I'd wager this is more to do with the influx of University students and pubs taking advantage. I remember the old 'Dog & Trumpet' days I used to pay £1.30 for a pint of Fosters. Local pub near me (far east end just out of Tile Hill/ in Warwickshire) it's about £3.60 a pint :/
 
Prices have only been going up since I moved to London.

Our locals charge around £4 for a beer ale is slightly cheaper but still £3.80ish with lager creeping over £4 a lot of the time.
 
Around £3-3.50 a pint round my way Worthing. Go into Brighton and it can go up to about £4/5 in nicer areas. A pub near me sells pint bottles of Bulmers for £4.50 :O
 
Average in Glasgow is probably £3.10 a pint for the well known brands. I did spend £6.50 on a pint the other day though.

For a decent lager, veltins, san miguel, peroni

I beg your pardon?

Avoid All Bar One. Decided to venture in there for the first time this week and got charged £5.10 for a pint of Sierra Nevada IPA! Lovely pint but what a rip off.

But compare the costs of making a pint of Sierra Nevada IPA with that of a pint of Tennents. The raw ingredients are obviously more expensive, and then once you've added in transport costs it's going to be much more expensive. You'll pay around £4 for a pint of premium lager in All Bar One so £5.10 for a Sierra Nevada isn't that bad saying costs will be far higher. It's like when I take people to Brewdog and they complain it's so expensive, well yes. It's because they actually use decent volumes of hops, and don't pack their beer with chemicals and rice.
 
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Average in Glasgow is probably £3.10 a pint for the well known brands. I did spend £6.50 on a pint the other day though.



I beg your pardon?



But compare the costs of making a pint of Sierra Nevada IPA with that of a pint of Tennents. The raw ingredients are obviously more expensive, and then once you've added in transport costs it's going to be much more expensive. You'll pay around £4 for a pint of premium lager in All Bar One so £5.10 for a Sierra Nevada isn't that bad saying costs will be far higher. It's like when I take people to Brewdog and they complain it's so expensive, well yes. It's because they actually use decent volumes of hops, and don't pack their beer with chemicals and rice.



£6.50?!?!?!?!?!?! What the hell was it. Seriously don't see the point in spending that much on a drink:eek:

Each to their own I guess....
 
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