Wimbledon 2026 has unveiled its food and drink prices, with a pint of limited-edition strawberries and cream lager costing £9.30 and the iconic strawberries and cream rising to £2.85 after a 15-year freeze ended last year. Champagne bottles at the All England Club can exceed £100, but free water refills are available for those with reusable bottles.
Strawberries and Cream Price Hike
The price of strawberries and cream has increased for the second consecutive year, from £2.70 in 2025 to £2.85 in 2026. This follows a 15-year period where the price remained unchanged. The treat remains a staple for spectators, with queues expected throughout the tournament.
Beer and Lager Prices
Stella Artois, the official lager on tap, costs £8.85 per pint. A new limited-edition strawberries and cream lager from Stella Artois, with a 3.4% ABV, is priced at £9.30 per pint. Other beers include Camden Eazy IPA and Camden Pale at £8.90 each, and Kopparberg cider at the same price. Alcohol-free Stella is £8.30, and a gluten-free bottled option is £7.90.
Champagne and Wine
Champagne prices range from £98 for Lansons Le Black Creation Brut to £110.20 for Le White at the Walled Garden bar. Half-bottles are available at £53.55 and £57.95, and 20cl servings cost between £27.90 and £31.35. Cans of Uncommon Wine (187ml) are just over £10, while a 125ml glass of Tempranillo is the cheapest wine option at £7.20.
Cocktails and Soft Drinks
Pimm's No.1, a Wimbledon classic, now costs £13.45 with a reusable glass, up from £12.25 in 2025. A gin and tonic is £10.75. The centre court cooler, a Collins-style cocktail, is £12.80 for a gin version or alcohol-free. Soft drinks range from £2.90 for Coca-Cola Zero to £4.45 for Oasis summer fruits. A reusable Evian water bottle costs £5, with free refills at water stations.
Food Options
At the sausage grill near Gate 5, a pork or meat-free sausage is £8.70. The food court at the walled garden offers Japanese chicken or rice bowls at the karaage stand for £13.65, fish finger sandwiches for £14.50, and skin-on fries for £5.50. Strawberries and cream remain available at multiple outlets.
Tournament Context
The Championships begin on Monday, with defending champion Jannik Sinner in action and Emma Raducanu leading British hopes. Novak Djokovic announced his withdrawal on the eve of the tournament. Prices reflect ongoing inflation and demand at the prestigious event.
