Pub selling Britain’s cheapest pint revealed – is it your local boozer?

A PUB is serving up what is believed to be Britain’s cheapest pint at just £1.49.

It means drinkers can neck three pints of Ruddles Best or Greene King IPA and still have change from a fiver.

Barman Gerard Collins is pulling the bargain booze at The Walnut Tree, a Wetherspoons in Leytonstone, East London.

One drinker at the pub on Thursday said: “It’s a family-orientated pub with flowers outside.

"The drinks are cheap and the food’s good. What more can you want?

“I come by when I fancy a drink but don’t want to pay crazy prices — £1.50 is fair enough and means you can get three pints with a fiver.”

Three years ago, The Turls Green Wetherspoons in Bradford was flogging Greene King IPA for £1.89.

Last month we told of Britain’s most expensive pint at £80.15.

The Craft Beer Co in Brixton, South London, was flogging the imported American ale at £105 for a 750ml bottle — a pint is just 568ml.

A spokesman for JD Wetherspoon said: “Like all Wetherspoons pubs, The Walnut Tree is known for its competitive prices.

“People in the area are aware the food and drinks are fairly priced and that is an attraction.

"The Walnut Tree is a very popular pub.”