Guess how much I just paid for a pint?
 

It was a pint of Schiehallion Lager (Schiehallion being a conical mountain near the valley)

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I was in Spoons and I paid

Bargain!

Piss, I pay more for a protein milk shake from Tesco

They charge 3.90 for a pint of cider and black at the Bingo.

£18.50

Was it nice?

A little too citrus for my liking, i prefer a more hoppy pint but because in was £2.46 it was decent

(spoons)

Is that good or bad idk?

i dont think you will find much cheaper

Cost of the average pint in Edinburgh is £4.55:shocked:

Area Average cost of a pint
Perth £3.07
Dundee £3.29
Aberdeen £3.48
Glasgow £3.82
Edinburgh £4.55

Reckon that's pretty much what it is everywhere in England (south west and south east anyway)

Think I should move to Perth

For a great cheap pint id recommend the Old SHip Inn, Perth

and they show all football games too



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Cheapest pint of Guinness I've come across here is in a pub in Kerry €3.50 (around £3.12) which is really good as a pint of Guinness in Cork City is on average €5 (£4.46)

Looks great, very old school

round my way, you wont get any change from £6-7 for a draught beer/lager and small bottles of beer are about the same

That's alot :o

That's about the prices in the Templebar area of Dublin, it's a real tourist trap there. If any of you ever visit Dublin, don't drink there, you'll be robbed :laugh:

(In fact stay away from Dublin altogether, come to the West/South of Ireland)

Kerry is the place to go



https://meanwhileinireland.com/kerry...t-of-guinness/

That's actually the bar we go to all the time when we're in Kerry, it's a great spot and Helen is so lovely :lovedup: