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Pub beer prices

Premium beer in nice local pubs (not weather spoons) is between £3.80 an £4.60 round here. The prices only go one way. Up.

its £6 a bottle In Spearmint Rhino :eek:

I hear the beer's pricy too. Ba-dum-tish.
 
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Prices in Telford in a lot of places are near London prices. Take Shifnal for example, you can get done for the best part of £4 for a pint.
 
£2.49 for an ale in 'spoons here (Farnborough), or £3.20-£3.75 in a nice pub. Which is exactly the same as it was when I was here a year ago. Not noticed any downward trend in the place sI've been back to in London, Cambridge or Edinburgh either.

Lager? Not a clue :p

Lager's £2.20/pint at my Taiwan bar though, I resent it not being as stupidly cheap as everything else. Pfft.
 
Just Shy of £4 a pint here last time i went to the boozer

Plenty of Mega chain brewery boozers filled with old men wasting their days where you can get one for around £2 too.
 
The only time beer has gone down in price around here was after the duty cut in the last budget, where a lager went from £3.55 to £3.50
 
In my local it's £2.80 for a tetleys or worthies and £3.40 for whatever local ale is on the pump. :)
 
Don't buy lager, my local is about £3 for a guest ale give or take.

I remember when pedigree was £1.65 in there...

I went to a "trendy" place the other day and it was £5.60 for a bottle of london pride, taking the ****.
 
Depressing to see how many crap lagers are still on tap. Dont see how people can drink cooking lager (carlsberg, fosters etc).

My local is £4.20 for a Pilsner Urquel or Frontier. Another pub 100 yards away is £4.90 for a Pilsner!
 
Edinburgh is bloody expensive to drink in. More so now than ever.
Of course it is Festival time too (AKA rip off everybody for as much as you can get).
Weatherspoons usually have pretty good prices but such bad service, it is almost impossible to get served.
 
If anything the prices have gone up here over the years. We have two pubs (well, 1 pub plus the Hotel bar) in the village, The pub sells ale at £3.50+ per pint, the hotel bar does'nt sell any ale. Both sell Stella though. Hotel bar is £3.50 and the pub is £3.75. Rarely go down anymore as i get two bottles of ale or 4 cans of Stella from the supermarket for the price of a pint down the pub.
 
I was going to say I'm amazed that people can get beer for £2 a pint in pubs, as it's around £3.80 for a pint where I am, but the Wetherspoons in town always helps us out if we want to be super cheap. Had quite a few pints of ale in there for £1.80 that were perfectly drinkable.
 
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