ladbible logo

To make sure you never miss out on your favourite NEW stories, we're happy to send you some reminders

Click 'OK' then 'Allow' to enable notifications

Wetherspoon Extends 99p Pint Offer By Three Months

Wetherspoon Extends 99p Pint Offer By Three Months

Other offers include a bottle of wine for £6.99 and all hot drinks with refills for just 99p

Jess Hardiman

Jess Hardiman

JD Wetherspoon has announced it will be extending its cut-price drinks prices by three months, with pints available for as little as 99p.

The pub chain initially said it would be offering a range of boozy bargains for the month of November, with 671 of its pubs selling a pint of Ruddles Best or Greene King IPA, a bottle of Beck's and a Bell's whisky (25ml measure) including a mixer for just 99p.

However, the limited-period deals have now been continued until the end of February - which is great news for anyone hoping to lift their spirits with friends and a few bevs amid the bleakness of a long, dark winter.

Wetherspoons chairman Tim Martin said: "Our pubs are known for their excellent choice of drinks at value-for-money-prices at all times.

"We are delighted to be extending our lower prices until the end of February."

Alamy

In Scotland and Wales, the pints of real ale will be priced at £1.10, due to minimum unit price restrictions.

If beer isn't your thing, at 770 of the pubs you can also get a Gordon's gin (25ml measure) including a mixer for £1.99, a 175ml glass of Coldwater Creek wine (Chardonnay, Pinot Grigio, Merlot or White Zinfandel Rose) for £1.69, and a bottle of Hardys wine (Chardonnay, Pinot Grigio, Shiraz or Rose) for £6.99.

Prices at other Wetherspoon pubs will also be reduced, but will vary in price.

In the remaining pubs, a pint of real ale will cost between £1.49 and £1.99, a glass of wine will range from £1.99 to £2.79, and a Gordon's gin with mixer from £1.99 to £2.99.

Alamy

And if you're not after alcohol, all hot drinks will be on offer for 99p, with refills.

It comes as other pub bosses have warned that pints of beer are due to get more expensive as firms struggle to swallow the raft of cost rises.

Clive Watson, executive chairman of City Pub Group, said the price of a pint could rise by as much as 30p.

He told the BBC: "We cannot absorb all these increased costs, whether it is the energy costs, whether it is food inflation, whether it is labour costs.

"The only way forward for us is to put the price of food and beer up in our pubs."

Featured Image Credit: Alamy

Topics: UK News, News, Wetherspoon, Beer, Pub