How much does a glass of wine cost in a London pub?

Question

One small glass of wine.

Answer 1

Pretty much on par with the rest of the world.

Answer 2

Depends on the pub and the area.

Small 175ml - anywhere from £3 upwards to about £5, large from about £5 upwards.

Wine selections depend on the pub, wine is now a very popular drink and the quaility is generally pretty good. In back-street pubs don't expect too much but most of the bar/pubs will be excellent.

All prices will be displayed behind the bar (by law).

If you are buying more than 1 large glass it's probably better and cheaper to get the bottle.

Answer 3

its been a couple of years but I think a small glass in the pub i was in was 2.80 or 3.00 pound- thats a 175ml glass 250ml is more common now. In dingy pubs cask would be about 2 in a posh pub more like 4 or 5 - but i'm sure in a couple of years it will have gone up alot- loook up the time out  website thats a guide to every thing in london and it lists the prices in the establishments review and will be up to date

Answer 4

IDK, but try a chat room

Answer 5

I haven't been in an English pub lately, but they are not noted for their "wine list"...They are mosre likely to have a large selection of ales, bitters, lagers or other types of beer. I would imagine that a small glass of wine could cost you anywhere from about $6.00-$12.00 depending on the kind of wine, the exchange rate and the size of the glass.

Answer 6

Jim the Fee, here.

London "Pubs" are not noted for their wines.  Bitters, Stouts,

Lagers, Ales are more in their line.

But, giving a "for instance" let's say you find a London Pub

that does advertise or at least "lists" on their "board" wines

What do you want the price in  Pounds, and Shillings and Pence  (or) U.S. currency?