The cheapest pint at JD Wetherspoon has been identified, with an average price of £3.19 at The Church House in Wath-upon-Dearne, South Yorkshire. Research by data platform Stocklytics analysed prices of popular beer brands including Carling, Budweiser, Guinness, Heineken, Peroni and Stella across all Wetherspoon branches.
At The Church House, a Carling costs as little as £2.49, while a Heineken is £4.22. South Yorkshire also claimed the second cheapest spot: The Horseshoe in Wombwell has an average pint price of £3.23, with Carling and Guinness available for £2.63 each.
The third cheapest location is The Sir William de Wessyngton in Washington, with an average of £3.23, closely followed by The Harry Clasper in Whickham at £3.24.
Conversely, the most expensive Wetherspoon pint is found in Edinburgh at The Sir Walter Scott, where the average cost is £6.80 – a 112% increase compared to the cheapest. London and the South East dominate the top ten most expensive locations, with only two outside the capital, including The Atrium in Birmingham at £6.48.
