The Average Price of a Pint in the UK Hits £5

February 14, 2025

By Evans Momodu
1 minute read
Published 17: 18 UK(GMT), Friday, 13 Feb, 2025

The cost of a pint of draught beer has now surpassed £5 on average, according to The Morning Advertiser. This marks an increase from £4.82 in December 2024, as reported by the Office for National Statistics.

Most Expensive Pint

Beavertown Neck Oil is now the UK’s priciest pint, averaging £6.36.
It’s most expensive in London (£6.92) and cheapest in the North East (£5.70).

Where Beer Costs the Most (and Least)

London: Most expensive region, with an average pint costing £6.16.
Midlands: Cheapest, with an average pint at just £4.47.

Good News: Some Beers Have Dropped in Price

Despite rising averages, 10 out of 33 beers in the survey have become cheaper since August 2024, including:
Greene King IPA
Abbot Ale
Wainwright
Camden Hells
BrewDog Punk IPA
Carling
Carlsberg
Pravha
Madri
Asahi

Source: Sky news
Image: The Guardian

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The Average Price of a Pint in the UK Hits £5

Most Expensive Pint

Where Beer Costs the Most (and Least)

Good News: Some Beers Have Dropped in Price

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