How much are you prepared to pay for a pint?

Good question.

I once paid £50 for a bottle of wine, which we drank
with our meal. Next highest is about £25.

I won't pay £6 for a pint of pish lager at the cricket.

Happy (ish) to pay up to £5 for nice bottle of beer or a
nice pint. Probably would pay more, but then gets
to point of not going back if its not a nice
pub.

How much are you prepared to pay for the privilege of sitting in a pub? I saw 500ml bottles of Marston's Pedigree on sale in our local Morrison's for £1 last week. If you stay for just one drink you have paid £5-20 for a seat in the bar.

Pint of bitter at Northern tracks now £6.10.

Pricing you out of your previous existence and destroying small business at the same time

This is where we are going

But do not fret , a brand new system is in the works for the masses via programmable CBDC

enjoy

£6+ is fairly normal for London & more if talking about trendy place in centre.
Same as sporting venues, pretty sure was well over £6 at Royal Ascot this year. Everything is contactless now so not so obvious what the price is if not really bothered.


Must have paid £10 at ski resorts, especially in France which seems more expensive than Italy/Austria. Also had a couple of beers in Geneva which were pricy. The bars near Gard Du Nord are expensive, yet seem to have loads of Brits hanging around.

£2.80 from Spoons

Does anyone still go in a pub to drink? Eating and drinking out if far too expensive in the UK. That's why pubs are closing left right and centre.

I had a quiche and salad and a couple of glasses of Lager last week in Spain for under £10. This was in a bar at a beach. In the UK it would probably cost over £20

£2.12 for a pint of bud light in spoons I assume only for the wokery ,old hippies and luvvies to discuss dixs and BLM while they dribble, dreaming of kneeling London lawyers ,only saying SNC.

You wanna get over to France MEX join your mates , FREE BEER ,I'm sure they would love you among their ranks

10 quid a Pint , what did you have 1 a week

Who in their Right Mind would pay a tenner for a Pint of BEER , PMSFL

£80 for 4 pizzas and 4 drinks in
Newcastle Saturday night.

Wine duties increase from August
Looks like Port is going up a fair points

Depends where I am.

Gets more expensive the further south you go.

Paid £6.70 twice when down on the south coast last month. One pint though and then I was off.

Wine duties increase from August


Someone has to pay for all those illegal immigrants Rishi & Suella have put in 4 star hotels

£8.6 near artic circle other winter
Not far off are we
Spoons only value left in pub game only thing is
Limited appeal with all piss head piss pots in them

what about the mighty temple bar in dublin ????

price  of a pint goes up the longer you stay

Rip off britain,probably put the slops in it as well in dirty glasses my daughters going to Prague,Budapest and Vienna amd all cheaper than the uk,we are a stranded Island surrounded by a sewer where nothing ever works..

The  Franz Klammer of the Forum No probs paying a tenner when he is on the Slopes

Viennas not cheap!

That's what i said to her but she has been looking round accomadation booked and even in Vienna you can stay there for roughly the same as here,her and her friends have 10 days in three cities for £310 flights and accomodation..My daughter doesn;t waste money,she checks everything out first..

alcohol duties are projected to raise over 13 billion in the year 2023-2024....

Vienna is less expensive than Paris and London.


We did the 3 by train 15 years or so ago, and
Budapest /Prague were silly cheap back then.

Been back on city breaks and prices have crept up

3 great places to visit.