What's the cheapest drink at the pub?

bp5678

I'm going to sound really boring but I'm a water drinker at home. Even if I've got an early start for work, I still drink water not coffee. In the office it's water. After a long hard week at work, it'll still be a glass of water with my dinner.
The only time I don't drink water is when I'm going to social events/going for dinner or to a bar. In an ideal world I'd still get tap water in these places too but that's sort of frowned upon so I'd rather not get judged like that. FYI I'm not just drinking water because it's cheap but because it's healthy too and I don't find it bland and boring.

Anyway at a pub what's the cheapest drink you can have - both alcoholic and non alcoholic (excluding water)?

bp5678

I'm going to sound really boring but I'm a water drinker at home. Even if I've got an early start for work, I still drink water not coffee. In the office it's water. After a long hard week at work, it'll still be a glass of water with my dinner.

The only time I don't drink water is when I'm going to social events/going for dinner or to a bar. In an ideal world I'd still get tap water in these places too but that's sort of frowned upon so I'd rather not get judged like that. FYI I'm not just drinking water because it's cheap but because it's healthy too and I don't find it bland and boring.

Anyway at a pub what's the cheapest drink you can have - both alcoholic and non alcoholic (excluding water)?

bp5678

Somehow this post was duplicated. Please reply on my other post: https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6192068/whats-the-cheapest-drink-at-the-pub#latest

Also could a mod close this thread please?

Carrot007

Varies wildly on location and type of place.

My advice. Look at the price list.

bp5678

Carrot007 said:

Varies wildly on location and type of place.

My advice. Look at the price list. Based in the South East near Woking.

Just your bog standard pub or bar. 

comeandgo

Soda water and lime is what my mother drinks but some pubs seem to have a minimum price for soft drinks and they are not much cheaper than beer.  As has been said, check the price list or ask the bar person what's their cheapest drink.

annabanana82

Either lime or blackcurrant soda, but a lot of places do squash that should be cheaper 

Iamdebtfree

Glass of crap 'wine' in your local Whetherspoons (think cooking vinegar with the cell by date of circa 1991) - around £2.50. Real Italian Cianti (nothing major, just what they consider good wine in Italy) in a good wine bar in London Mayfair- around a tenner.

 There you go. You get the gist. 
 

Iamdebtfree

SELL by date even. Ugh, hate crap grammar

Owain_Moneysaver

At Wethersoons it appears to be tea or coffee, followed by Coca-cola or San Pellegrino.

MalMonroe

Cheapest non-alcoholic drink by far is, as others have suggested, soda and lime or soda and blackcurrant. Cheaper even than a cuppa or a coke.