Where you live, which of the below comes closest to what you would consider to be a "reasonable price" at the pub for an alcoholic drink that comes in pints, e.g. beer or cider

Where you live, which of the below comes closest to what you would consider to be a "reasonable price" at the pub for an alcoholic drink that comes in pints, e.g. beer or cider Published on 8 September 2017 → Survey conducted on 8 September 2017 on 2598 GB adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

£2.25 or lower

10%

£2.50

12%

£2.75

£3.00

15%

£3.25

£3.50

£3.75

£4.00

£4.25

£4.50

£4.75

£5.00

£5.25

£5.50

£5.75 or higher

Not applicable - I don't drink anything alcoholic that comes in pints at the pub

28%

Don’t know

£2.25 or lower

10%

£2.50

12%

£2.75

£3.00

15%

£3.25

£3.50

£3.75

£4.00

£4.25

£4.50

£4.75

£5.00

£5.25

£5.50

£5.75 or higher

Not applicable - I don't drink anything alcoholic that comes in pints at the pub

28%

Don’t know

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