Wetherspoons will serve 99p pints at 750 pubs across the UK next year
Wetherspoons is holding a January sale at 770 pubs next year — with the cheapest pint of beer costing 99p.
The offer will run from January 2 to January 16 in England and Wales with a range of alcoholic, non-alcoholic and soft drinks included.
The offer begins a day later in Scotland.
A total 750 of the pubs will be serving a pint of beer between 99p and £1.49.
And 660 of the venues will be offering Lavazza coffee, tea and hot chocolate, including free refills, for £1.29.
Wetherspoons founder and chairman Tim Martin said: ‘Department stores and shops hold their sales in January, so it is the perfect time to have a sale in the pubs too.
‘The range of drinks and food on sale in the pubs is aimed at suiting a wide variety of tastes.
‘This year we have included our biggest selection of low and non-alcoholic drinks.
‘I believe that the January Sale will prove popular with our customers.
‘As always, staff at the pubs will serve customers responsibly.’
Wetherspoons' January sale
The drinks featured in the sale include real ale (Worthington’s, Ruddles, Greene King and Doom Bar), Coldwater Creek wine (250ml glass of Chardonnay, Pinot Grigio, Rose, Merlot), a range of low and alcohol-free drinks (Guinness 0/0%, 0% cocktails, Gordon’s pink gin 0.0% served with a mixer), Corona Cero, Brewdog Punk AF, Stella Artois Alcohol Free, Heineken 0.0, Erdinger, Thatchers zero, Koppaberg Alcohol Free, Adnams Ghost Ship, Beck’s Blue, and a selection of soft drinks.
The average sale prices across the pubs include a pint of Worthington’s at 99p, a pint of Ruddles or Greene King at £1.29, a pint of Belhaven at £1.49 and a pint of Doom Bar at £1.49.
More than 650 of the pubs will be offering a glass of Coldwater Creek wine (250ml) for £2.49 and almost all of the pubs will be serving low and alcohol-free drinks for £1.49.
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