Price of a pint where you are

What price are you guys being charged for a pint of beer/stout/ale in your locals, and then how much if your city centre

For a guinness it's £4.50 in Peter Kavanagh's, call it a fiver with ten bob for whoever serves us. Most of the pubs along Catherine St are similarly priced as well.

Very rarely drink pints in town these days, by the time I'm that far into the night I'm on the rum and coke.

Over £6 is common in Belfast City centre these days.

Can't recall the actual price as I never remember.

£4.40 for a Guinness at my local legion club. Over a pound a pint more in the city centre

In my local 4.50 a pint of real ale. Was 2.70 before Covid.

£4.40 for a Guinness at my local legion club. Over a pound a pint more in the city centre

£4 for a pint of Guinness in the local Millbank, a five minute walk from my place. Although if you go to the Sun Verge on the promenade, same pint £5.05 quite a variation in price !

In my local 4.50 a pint of real ale. Was 2.70 before Covid.

Ridiculous

£4.50 to a fiver seems like the normal price for a pint these days.

Varies greatly wherever drinking and what I'm drinking. Anything from £2 to £6 a pint Glasgow. 🤣

Varies greatly wherever drinking and what I'm drinking. Anything from £2 to £6 a pint Glasgow. 🤣

Where on earth you getting a pint for £2 mate

Was in Newcastle a couple of weeks ago and saw pints in the Wetherspoon's going for £2.40. Coming up from London, I thought I'd died and gone to heaven.

Actually drinking Newcastle Brown Ale right now. Why does it taste so good? I'm not much of a beer drinker but Newcastle Brown Ale is something else.

Where on earth you getting a pint for £2 mate

Toby jug. Outside central station, bottles of tuborg 99p, or a pint of tuborg £2approx.

Why does it taste so good? I'm not much of a beer drinker but Newcastle Brown Ale is something else.

It's all those Geordies pissing in the brewing vats knowing all the southern softies are loving the taste!

seriously I get what you mean, it has a taste of it's own and I actually like it!

It's about £4.50 a pint over on the east coast (Scarborough) unless you go into a trendy bar and then it can hit £5.50-£6
York is about £6 in town too for real ale (Timmy Taylors stuff) but if you buy a pint of Weasel Fart or Badger's Breathe in York it can be £9 a pint

£7.20 for a pint of Peroni / Asahi where I am. Absolute joke

Was in Newcastle a couple of weeks ago and saw pints in the Wetherspoon's going for £2.40. Coming up from London, I thought I'd died and gone to heaven.

Actually drinking Newcastle Brown Ale right now. Why does it taste so good? I'm not much of a beer drinker but Newcastle Brown Ale is something else.

It has got a good taste to it and that can be the downfall (literally) too many and you’re on your knees!
A strong brew is the Newcastle Brown.

Was in Newcastle a couple of weeks ago and saw pints in the Wetherspoon's going for £2.40. Coming up from London, I thought I'd died and gone to heaven.

Actually drinking Newcastle Brown Ale right now. Why does it taste so good? I'm not much of a beer drinker but Newcastle Brown Ale is something else.

Very nice indeed. Haven't had one in a while but always found it a solid bet. I think the best ales I've had have been from Scotland. There was one from Loch Leven one time that was heavenly. Lager wise, I think a good Asahi is hard to beat, although it's usually not cheap. Getting a round of drinks these days feels like you're being robbed blind, especially when someone chucks in a wine or a cocktail.

Very nice indeed. Haven't had one in a while but always found it a solid bet. I think the best ales I've had have been from Scotland. There was one from Loch Leven one time that was heavenly. Lager wise, I think a good Asahi is hard to beat, although it's usually not cheap. Getting a round of drinks these days feels like you're being robbed blind, especially when someone chucks in a wine or a cocktail.

Loch Leven ale? Interesting. How does it taste??

My reference point doesn't stray much further than Tennents, which says a lot about my choice of pints. Had some Orkney Corncrake Ale a few years back but did not like it - tasted like soap from what I recall. Being fairly stereotypical about my own country here but when it comes to alcohol and Scotland, I look no further than a single malt!

Nice to see the love for Newcastle Brown here! Dead right stuey - it's a deceptively strong drink in the alcohol content!

Loch Leven ale? Interesting. How does it taste??

My reference point doesn't stray much further than Tennents, which says a lot about my choice of pints. Had some Orkney Corncrake Ale a few years back but did not like it - tasted like soap from what I recall. Being fairly stereotypical about my own country here but when it comes to alcohol and Scotland, I look no further than a single malt!

Nice to see the love for Newcastle Brown here! Dead right stuey - it's a deceptively strong drink in the alcohol content!

Light, golden and as though you've just woken up lochside. I do think having craft ale when you're there can add to the experience or maybe it's the other way around.

We went crazy a few years back and bought a load of Talisker, although the peatiness is not to everyone's taste!

Actually drinking Newcastle Brown Ale right now. Why does it taste so good? I'm not much of a beer drinker but Newcastle Brown Ale is something else.

Brown ale in general is quite nice. I know the Cabbage in Anfield used to do Mann’s brown ale, which was fairly cheap back in the day.

Our local, PKs, do bottles of Newcastle brown. I’ll get one every now and then but I do tend to stay on the Guinness nowadays - which has just been upped to £4.70.

Newky brown always reminds me of Keegan’s mid-90s Newcastle team though when they were the sponsor.

Up in Edinburgh last week.
£6 for a beer.
Was worse for a bottle of Coke. £4.50.

There is a reason I stay out of pubs nowadays.

Seems ypu lads are as bad as us.....I can pay up to €7 in a local for a lager......some places can be a bit cheaper

City centre which I dont go near, you could pay up to €10 for a beer, and these arent German, Czech absolute blinding beers its your run if the mill sh*te like heineken

Stupidly paid Eight Hundred pence for a pint of bitter in the Nags Head, Kinnerton Street, Belgravia yesterday. Not overly politely mentioned to the gaffer that his prices were perhaps a tad excessive...Predictably the C*nt suggested I go somewhere else...good advice..so I finished the bevvy and left.

In the Glasgow 'burbs it'd be £4.50 to £5 for a regulation pint of cooking lager / ale.

Anything vaguely craft is £5.50 to £6 as long as under 5% and could be up to £8 if stronger......

In town centre you can add a quid onto that.

First time I’ve been in Ye Cracke for years and just been charged £5.30 for a Guinness.

No wonder I tend to avoid this place nowadays.

First time I’ve been in Ye Cracke for years and just been charged £5.30 for a Guinness.

No wonder I tend to avoid this place nowadays.

That’s cheap compared to here

£3.00 for a pint of Carling Black Label in the Millbank, around the corner, where I live.

In the Glasgow 'burbs it'd be £4.50 to £5 for a regulation pint of cooking lager / ale.

Anything vaguely craft is £5.50 to £6 as long as under 5% and could be up to £8 if stronger......

In town centre you can add a quid onto that.

Shitting hell. Back 10 years ago, a pound a pint at Strathclyde Union on 12 hour Tuesday now looks as big a charitable endeavour as Live Aid.

Shitting hell. Back 10 years ago, a pound a pint at Strathclyde Union on 12 hour Tuesday now looks as big a charitable endeavour as Live Aid.

Funnily enough was there yesterday for my eldest's graduation......defo more than a £1......but still cheaper than rest of Glasgow......think a pint of Guiness was about £4 but, sadly the pre meal drinks I paid for were in The Alchemist!

Grad boys choice!

First time I’ve been in Ye Cracke for years and just been charged £5.30 for a Guinness.

No wonder I tend to avoid this place nowadays.

Town's prices these days for a bevvy!

Town's prices these days for a bevvy!

Yeah but the Cracke ain't even town, really. It's a shitty little tucked away place that most people don't even know.

Queen of Hope, which I thought was pricey was actually 5p cheaper.

Out with my dad by me and we pay 3.30 for a pint of fosters. 3.60 carling. 4.50 cruz campo. I dont mind fosters

When I was 17 I could go out for ten quid, be totally satisfied with 6 pints and finish with a kebab/burger. In these middle age days 6 pints would not even out last night's hangover, fast food would give me indigestion and heart burn and a tenner would barely pay the cab fare I would need to take my arthritic arse home.

Every day I look and sound more and more like my Dad.