The average cost of a pint of Guinness has been revealed in Dorset ahead of St Patrick's Day this year.
The drink is synonymous with Ireland so understandably many people may want to celebrate the occasion with a pint or two.
However, the cost of a pint can vary quite a bit between counties, and the average cost in Dorset is on the higher end of the spectrum in the UK.
The company Love Discount Vouchers has researched what the average cost is across the UK, and has even found out the cost in several specific Dorset pubs.
Adrian Yearwood, Director at Love Discount Vouchers, said: “As such a wonderful celebration, St. Patrick’s Day shouldn’t be a day where you end up spending a fortune.
"Using our research, save your hard-earned money by choosing the best value pubs and bars with us!”
What is the average cost of Guinness in Dorset?
According to the research, the average cost of a pint of Guinness in Dorset is £5.20.
This is on the higher end of the spectrum in the UK, with the most expensive average Guinness pint cost being in Surrey at £5.76.
Meanwhile, the cheapest county is West Yorkshire with the average price being £3.77.
Love Discount Vouchers also spoke to a number of pubs in Dorset about what their price of Guinness was, which varied quite a bit:
- The Blue Raddle - Dorchester - £5.00
- Foundry Arms - Poole - £4.70
- Ship Inn - Weymouth - £5.54
- Cobb Arms - Lyme Regis - £6.00
- Brass Haus - Bournemouth - £4.75
All data presented in the research was correct at the time of recording between February 13-20 2023.
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