What's the cheapest drink at the pub?

Silvertabby

Soda water with ice and a slice of lemon.  

JamoLew

cheapest drink in any pub is the one that isn't your round

Barny1979

JamoLew said:

cheapest drink in any pub is the one that isn't your round

Until it's your round and you have to buy 4 pints of lager, a large glass of wine and a orange squash for yourself.

bradders1983

My local Spoons currently selling a pint of Greene King Ruddles Best bitter for £1.29 a pint.

Barny1979

bradders1983 said:

My local Spoons currently selling a pint of Greene King Ruddles Best bitter for £1.29 a pint.

It's a shame that it's in a Spoons though.....

bradders1983

Barny1979 said:

bradders1983 said:

My local Spoons currently selling a pint of Greene King Ruddles Best bitter for £1.29 a pint.

It's a shame that it's in a Spoons though.....

Oh yes, the owner is an bit of a pillock but I have no morals.

Barny1979

bradders1983 said:

Barny1979 said:

bradders1983 said:

My local Spoons currently selling a pint of Greene King Ruddles Best bitter for £1.29 a pint.

It's a shame that it's in a Spoons though.....

Oh yes, the owner is an bit of a pillock but I have no morals.

I did think that was the case

bradders1983

Barny1979 said:

bradders1983 said:

Barny1979 said:

bradders1983 said:

My local Spoons currently selling a pint of Greene King Ruddles Best bitter for £1.29 a pint.

It's a shame that it's in a Spoons though.....

Oh yes, the owner is an bit of a pillock but I have no morals.

I did think that was the case

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Emmia

Lime and soda - usually less than £1 for a pint, the pub I go to in Westminster most frequently charges 20p... and is frequently free if it's busy and the staff can't be bothered to charge!

dekaspace1

bradders1983 said:

Barny1979 said:

bradders1983 said:

My local Spoons currently selling a pint of Greene King Ruddles Best bitter for £1.29 a pint.

It's a shame that it's in a Spoons though.....

Oh yes, the owner is an bit of a pillock but I have no morals.

Due to his views on brexit or furlough? I think brexit was personal opinion and furlough what I actually heard was he was keeping the jobs open but gave staff the choice to work elsewhere until he could bring them back, but people saw that as him just wanting to fire people.