Home Food Restaurant Reviews Recipes Drink Distilleries Whisky Gin Craft Beer Locations Scran Podcast As the temperature starts to drop, why not head to a cosy pub for a cheaper than normal pint? With the price of a pint due to increase at the end of this month due to minimum unit pricing (the base price per unit of alcohol will go up to 65p), some pub chains in Scotland are offering £2 pints. For two weeks, from 4 until 18 September, more than 700 Greene King pubs across the UK are offering £2 pints. These include 15 in Edinburgh and over 30 in Glasgow as well as pubs in Ayrshire, Stirling , Fife, Aberdeen, Inverness, Dundee, Perth and Kinross, Peebles, Moray and Montrose.
One of the Edinburgh bars taking part is the ‘cosy and welcoming’ World’s End. Available all day, every day, the deal started on Wednesday, September 4 and runs until Wednesday, September 18. You can get your hands on selected pints, including Tennents , Carlsberg, Fosters, Carling, Amstel, Innis & Gunn and West 4 lager.
All you need to do to enjoy some cheap drinks is to head to your nearest Greene King pub until 18 September and ask which beers are included in the promotion. Remember to drink responsibly. Head of Marketing at Greene King, Olivia Robertson, said: "While we can’t guarantee that the Great British weather will get any better, we can guarantee good times ahead with our £2 Pint offer to toast the season and give reason for friends and family to gather socially before the end of summ.