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Prospect of £5 pint leaves bitter taste for some pubgoers
(www.theguardian.com)
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Has anyone got a pint for less than a fiver - outside of a weatherspoons - for the past 10 years? And, no, I don't live in London.
Yeah, plenty. Very much depends where you are in the country; whether it's a cool bar, an old man pub, or a spoons-like; and if you're going for a fancy pint or generic mass-produced lager.
You are almost certainly correct
Edit: probably pertinent to say I live in Edinburgh that gets some of the London contagion