Sounds like a great idea BUUUT - I would read the reviews about them first. If you want to support the channel, buy some merch instead - less likely to get mugged off.
I would, but I'm not keen on them sneaking the fact that it's a subscription that you're signing up to on the last page where you enter your payment details. Could've done without that.
used them about 3-4 years ago. you have to ring to cancel the subscription, and the customer services team is quite unfriendly and will make you wait on hold for awhile. beers are also pretty naff for "craft brewers" and are usually end-of-line, unsold stock or short dated. it's worth it if you can be arsed dealing with them, otherwise avoid.
That shoplifter is known locally as 'Bobcat Bronx' Or 'The farting crook' apparently he runs around shops farting and in the commotion swipes whatever he wants from the shelves.
Hey boys just found your channel yesterday been binge watching your videos. My dad passed away on Friday just wanted to say that your videos have made me laugh and helped take my mind off things so thank you.
the shoplifter must live dangerously because if there was ever 2 people who look like undercover cops that are still wet behind the ears and have something to prove,its the ATG duo 😂
I was in a pub in Luton after snow cancelled a bunch of flights and some fella came in with an early learning centre carrier bag full of loose cuts of stolen meat he was trying to sell. Pub shoplifting salesmen are a different breed
I find myself at least once a week waking up and thinking, "I wonder what Jack and Ethan are up to right now and what kind of video we will have this week.."😂😂
Back in the 1990s, when I was a student in the UK, some bars would serve 50p pints on student nights... those were the days :) a fiver was enough for a whole night out.
Those were indeed the days, where I’m from, student night used to be the Thursday (all bottles a quid…beers, alcopops…whatever) so I was drunk basically Thursday teatime until about Monday afternoon. This was around 97/98
The 'are you local' cracked me up. It's also so true, as someone who lived in a city and moved to a town in the countryside, the local only mentality definitely exists.
That's not the countryside, it's part of the Brum/Black Country sprawl. And as a guy who grew up in the area but without the accent, I can confirm the reaction... even had it in an Asda once 😂 more surprised/curious than hostile though
Yea, it's crazy how they advertise it as being a "proper Aussie" beer over here 😂. If only we got nice Aussie beers instead, Stone & Wood might be my favourite of all time.
@@jamiecooper8596 The answer is never 'no' Flights from London to Cleveland are around $1000 in low season. You can get a 16oz can of Cinnamon Dream at the brewery for $9. The $48'ish you would save per pint would pay for your flight after 24 beers or so. You could definitely power through those in a long weekend for the sake of science!
Literally next door to the Waggon and Horses at Oldbury (you can see it in the clip) is the local Wetherspoons which is £1.99 standard pricing and £1.79 Mondays and Wednesdays. At Wetherspoons in the centre of Dudley, £1.69 (£1.49 M/W) also Greene King IPA £1.29 (£0.99 Mondays)!
I was with them for a year, mostly mediocre beers and a helluva job to get them to stop phoning me after I cancelled my subscription. Not amazing beers tbh 🤷🏻♂️
2-3 years ago, I sat in the spoons in fallowfield (Manchester) with a group of my mates, noticed a £1 ale on the menu. All 5 of us bought 1 each, only 1 of us could finish it, it was the worst pint i’ve ever had, the mate who could drink it, finished all 5 pints. Cheapest pub night he’s ever had.
Right, I could, no joke, be permanently drunk on corner store vodka, for a full week with a £90 budget, and still have enough left over for salty snacks.
@@mortoopz Honestly, even as a craft beer nerd its an insane price. Not gonna lie I would probably pay it though. As a UK craft beer drinker we don't get a lot of the obscure American brews and i have paid about the same price before. If it is a interesting as the lads say, id give it a go once, although I would have asked for a half pint! its definitely more of a beer to be tasted in a small amount. I doubt most craft beer enthusiasts would buy a pint :)
The beer itself doesn't cost that much. it's importing the keg over to the UK, shipping, handling, and customs charges + currency exchange rate.This added to the cost of the keg and divided by the amount of pints per keg. This is where the £45 comes from
£1.79 for the cheapest pint in my local 'Spoons. They had a "manager's special" on Abbot Ale for £1.29 one time not too long ago as well, obviously had a keg they needed to get through quickly!
Madri is simply the old Carling recipe before they changed it when they dropped the strength. The Madri's never been near Spain, it's Burton on Trent beer
Moved out of London 2 years ago, so cannot confirm current prices, but The Hill, in forest hill (yes, in london) did fosters for 2.50, cheaper than a 660ml beer on the corner shop next door... iconic. Defo a front.
Hey Guys! If you're looking for cheap pints you need to go to a Sam's Smith pub in North Yorkshire. You can't miss them in York or Tadcaster. They're all owned despotic dictator and he manages them like his own little kingdom, last time I was there you got a pint of Alpine for £1.60, a half for 80p! All the prices have no rhyme or reason £1.84, 2.08, 2.38 etc... For non-local folk they are a very weird experience but the norm for us.
Beside himself indeed. I heard he shouted 'What the ####!!! (bleep) did you spend our money on??? Beer and Prosittutes? And why was you drink driving!!!!! You bastard:
One minute you’re on a pink scooter in Billund, up and down a lighthouse that wasn’t a lighthouse 80 odd times, vision swapping, now cheapest pint? Honestly, it’s impossible to guess what you’re upto next. Love it! Keep the random great content coming.
Many a punter in the star bar has came out with a mars bar. I would not encourage any Englishman to drink in there. I don’t think they could handle it.
15:36 cant believe you're outside my place of work, that building above ethan's head is the solicitors I work at. That paddington bear bench has been there for a few weeks now and has become an icon. Was fully not expecting Chester to be in this video - on a quick note, you would've had a cheaper pint in the The Leopard than the Cross Foxes shown in the video ;)
Easy to say this or that as a local. Of course nobody can really prove it. One pub sells it at a high price the other one low to make you spend extra ££££. we've seen it all before. One beer makes you shit an onion smell and the other a spicy ring, not worth spending your fart money
If you ever were to go abroad, drive cheap vehicles, and have a laugh, i'd definetly consider it on par with the best of classic top gear. The chemistry you have is amazing to watch!
After watching this video I went to the sponsor's website and signed up for my free box of beer. It just arrived and I obviously had to sample a can. I'm drinking the Nostalgia stout, and it is, quite honestly, absolutely delicious! My wife is sampling a can of IPA and that is also excellent! Oh, and we loved this video by the way. You guys have definitely hit on a brilliant idea with this UA-cam channel!
@@lint8391 I miss my 1980 900 turbo. Maybe not the smartest purchase I've ever made (only vehicle I've bought as 'new'). 24 years old, 5 year note at 17.5% interest, insurance premiums out the roof . . . So many ski trips . . . my race kart fit in the back. Moved furniture in it. Had a 1974 99 prior to it. Sway bars, KYB's, Repco pads, stickiest rubber I could find (Continentals I think). Both had the internal drive water pump. Bend over and grab your ankles when they needed swapping. Was on a first name basis with the parts guy at Sepulveda SAAB. These days I have a hankering for a 96 with a motor swap.
Spoons basically buys all the beer that has hardly any shelf life left, so get it dirt cheap as the brewery just wants to get rid of it quick. As a result it never tastes quite as nice as the 'fresh' beer and sometimes can be pretty rank as it's on the turn.
You lads are having a laugh and I absolutely love it 😂 pitching to the boss “we wanna make a video where we go and try lots of pints and film it, can we have money please”
"so that's the pitch lads?" "yeah" "just going round drinking cheap pints?" "yeah" "you wouldn't just say this is an expensed pub crawl"? "nah it's good content"
When I used to drink, in the very early 1980s, the average cost of a pint was £0.80p, then it crawled up to a £1.00. It then got to about £1.60 and I thought that was okay. When it got to £2.00 a pint, I didn't pay that, I just would drink at the pubs' 'happy hours' times, which was cheaper. When happy hour was done away with, I just drank at home. Many years went by and I was shocked to find that the price of a pint had jumped to £4.00! Now in some places, it's £6.00 to £8.00 a pint and people don't mind paying for that. I'm back to drinking in the pub again, but only in Wetherspoons. You can all say what you want about Wetherspoons, but I think its beer is good and the prices are correct (and affordable) for the time we live in.
This is some real journalism you are doing here. I dont care about tourist hot spots and all that other crap, all i need is the location of the nearest bar with cheap beer. Cheers lads
Here in Thailand, in a bar a large 600ml bottle of beer will cost anything from about ฿140 (~£3.10) upwards. But... most bars if they know you will charge around ฿100 (~£2.25) for a 'local discount'. That's still more expensive than some of the of the places you found in the UK. FYI beer is heavily taxed here, for the same price as a large bottle of Leo you can buy half a bottle of reasonably decent thai rum.
As someone from the next train stop along to the wagon and horses, I'd have bought you those pints. Making them infinitely cheaper. Also going to uni in Preston that spoons has to be the shortest trip from jobseekers office to pub in the country. Its upstairs.
You guys are just living out my silly ideas in my head tbh 😂 Also, personally I prefer the cheaper budget videos you do, they’re more relatable and obtainable. I came here from the car throttle days and AA and would love do what them guys are doing but it just comes down to money and time… but cheap pints and camping on roundabouts? I’m here for it 😂
Great video 🎉 remember though before anyone starts saying pubs are just pricing on location it’s all down to the buying deal they have with the supplier. The pub selling Madri cheaper are likely multi site venues and get better buying deals, although Madri is just Carling but stronger 😂
First video I've come across of this channel and as an Australian I must say, even in a smallish town the cheapest pint would sit around 14 AUD (7.19 Pound) Great quality video so I subscribed and will check out the other videos 🥂
Well this is a fantastic surprise chaps! I live in New Zealand these days, where a small glass of beer is about 6 quid! But I will be back in my hometown of Preston in December so thankyou for doing the pint price guide for me when I'm there in a couple of weeks. Great stuff and keep up the pointless challenges, love it
No way these guys passed through Warrington, where I live now, Chester, which I went to all the time when I was younger, and Wrexham where I am from originally also, Chester? Cheap pint? OOF!
I'm sorry you came to Warrington lads. You also dodged a bullet from going to that "pub" outside the station, nothing good has ever come from that place.
My local spoons in Zone 4 London used to do pints of Carling for £1.98. Closed down now which is a shame for my wallet but a blessing for the highstreet, was a bit of a shitole. I think you can still get a sub-£2 ale at the Spoons in Muswell Hill (also Zone 4, really posh area, not sure why it’s there). Generally Spoons can bugger off though, would rather support a cheap-ish independent and just drink less.
Well drafted Guinness; 4.5 pounds at the Askew in Sheperd's Bush. Not sponsored, it was just closest to my AirBNB and I like it. Good Fish 'n Chips too.
Warringtonian, here 👋 some very cheap pints to be found around the town. The Patten Arms is where a certain John Prescott used to drink whilst waiting for his train down to London! Very interesting timing as he passed away this week
@@hamshank29 That doesn't change what I said. I get what you're saying though, didn't know Alex owned those guys, I assumed he had part ownership, but not a majority.
To be fair Hopping Frog are a solid brewery and US beers are usually expensive. My local beer shop sells their stouts for around 30 bucks for a 0.35ml bottle. It’s not something you drink a pint of usually and they go up to 14% ish. It’s stuff beer nerds drink, not your average drink.
Before inflation went up like crazy, back when I was single and had no kids (2019 or so), I was buying craft beer left right and center. I'd honestly hate to think how much I spent.. This was an enjoyable vid lads! Well done from Australia.
Didn't expect the casual stop off at Warrington! I've never been to the Patten arms, but I can fairly confidently say there's no way you'll find anything close to £2 in this town sadly.
It doesn't make sense to me to discount Wetherspoons. It's a pub. It's beer. That's kept well and tastes as it should. They are free houses. No loud music. So to me, that £1.79 pint won.
@@PointNemo9 It's funny how Wetherspoons has such a large amount of haters. And how often the things that they say about this pub chain are totally different to my personal experience. It's a free country. If you don't want to go to Wetherspoons, don't.
Being a Dutchie and not realllyyyyyy a big fan of soccer oh sorry , football... I do loved seeing the whole Wrexham docu / entertainment show. It's amazing!
@@BucketsGaming23 hahaha it gets a bad rep but I don’t think it’s that bad you have everything you need in the centre and the sea front, I’d pick it over city life anyways
Get your free case of 10 beers here 👉 www.beer52.com/GEAR
No I’m not thirsty
@@russellclark2651 they also all taste like piss
Sounds like a great idea BUUUT - I would read the reviews about them first. If you want to support the channel, buy some merch instead - less likely to get mugged off.
I would, but I'm not keen on them sneaking the fact that it's a subscription that you're signing up to on the last page where you enter your payment details. Could've done without that.
used them about 3-4 years ago. you have to ring to cancel the subscription, and the customer services team is quite unfriendly and will make you wait on hold for awhile. beers are also pretty naff for "craft brewers" and are usually end-of-line, unsold stock or short dated.
it's worth it if you can be arsed dealing with them, otherwise avoid.
Next time spend £200 on pints to find the cheapest train.
😄👍
@@KamiInValhalla genius!
Brilliant!
Now that's content
I'd watch that
You can get a pint in the Leaping Salmon in Berwick upon Tweed for 99p
What pint?
Now this is proper consumer journalism
12:37
I don't want to add a like as its sitting on 420 and that's magical.
consuming a fart? bit weird to say that
Love how 2 guys from a car channel now do everything non-car related ... and it still works and we love it!
It does not and we don't
@@andrewmeadows2596 but you're still here and still commenting. You can just stop watching
Of course, cuz they know nothing about cars
@@_B.M_well said
@@_B.M_ NAAAAAAAH the meatriding is cuh-raaaaaaazy
The budget is growing! They’ll be able to get a meal next!
We found the cheapest Michelin star meal in the world!
Hope so for 45 quid 😂
The cheapest doner kebab
Meal deal more like!
They probably eat out of a dumpster 😭
i love how every time i see a you tube channel come to Dudley i get happy for a moment and then i remember that i live there.
Ngl you missed a trick not getting the shoplifter to shoplift you a below market value pint
That shoplifter is known locally as 'Bobcat Bronx' Or 'The farting crook' apparently he runs around shops farting and in the commotion swipes whatever he wants from the shelves.
@@acey457😭🤣🤣🤣that is hilarious
Hey boys just found your channel yesterday been binge watching your videos. My dad passed away on Friday just wanted to say that your videos have made me laugh and helped take my mind off things so thank you.
the shoplifter must live dangerously because if there was ever 2 people who look like undercover cops that are still wet behind the ears and have something to prove,its the ATG duo 😂
Do shoplifters ever get brought to book?
I was in a pub in Luton after snow cancelled a bunch of flights and some fella came in with an early learning centre carrier bag full of loose cuts of stolen meat he was trying to sell. Pub shoplifting salesmen are a different breed
@@michaelgurd7477no.
@@michaelgurd7477 No
@@AB-sg4xu IIRC Police will not prosecute for less than £200 worth of goods.
You 100% give off undercover cop vibes 😂😂
I find myself at least once a week waking up and thinking, "I wonder what Jack and Ethan are up to right now and what kind of video we will have this week.."😂😂
Back in the 1990s, when I was a student in the UK, some bars would serve 50p pints on student nights... those were the days :) a fiver was enough for a whole night out.
That's cheap but 50p is around £1.05 with inflation 😊
@@jtpf87 we had pound a pint nights in Leeds. They removed Stella from the offer because people got langered.
@@JosephByrne they do 99p pints pretty often in Rusholme, Manchester's Ford Madox spoons pub
Those were indeed the days, where I’m from, student night used to be the Thursday (all bottles a quid…beers, alcopops…whatever) so I was drunk basically Thursday teatime until about Monday afternoon. This was around 97/98
I remember 50p beers in 5th Ave in Manchester, Thursday night in the mid 90's. Great times!!
The 'are you local' cracked me up. It's also so true, as someone who lived in a city and moved to a town in the countryside, the local only mentality definitely exists.
That's not the countryside, it's part of the Brum/Black Country sprawl. And as a guy who grew up in the area but without the accent, I can confirm the reaction... even had it in an Asda once 😂 more surprised/curious than hostile though
As an Aussie, I'm amazed how many pubs in the UK sell Fosters. I've never seen Fosters on tap in Australia 😂
On my two trips to Australia, I only ever saw it in the RSL club in Glenroy. It was Foster's Ice though and nobody was drinking it..
It's a driving lager, 5 and drive 😮
Wouldn't touch Fosters, I could be mistaken but I think it's just kids that drink it. Absolutely vile stuff.
Yea, it's crazy how they advertise it as being a "proper Aussie" beer over here 😂. If only we got nice Aussie beers instead, Stone & Wood might be my favourite of all time.
That's because Australians tend not to drink gnat's piss.
Video idea: Can we fly to Ohio to get a pint of beer cheaper than the Cinnimon dearm ?
I think the answer is no
@@jamiecooper8596 The answer is never 'no'
Flights from London to Cleveland are around $1000 in low season. You can get a 16oz can of Cinnamon Dream at the brewery for $9. The $48'ish you would save per pint would pay for your flight after 24 beers or so. You could definitely power through those in a long weekend for the sake of science!
I'm learning more and more that Ethan is actually the powerful one, not only of these two, but even compared to the others in previous channels.
Peterlee in County Durham - The Five Quarter pub has beer (Worthingtons) for 99p all day everyday. It is not a promo offer!
Impressive, but spoons doesn't count 🥲
Shame you have to go to Peterlee for it 😂
Peterlee and Blackpool, two of England’s most deprived areas.
@@9wowable You better believe it - a cross between Mogadishu and Beirut.
Walk through the door, leave through the window
Wetherspoons in Penrith sells pints on pump for 1.15 during the beer festival. And around 1.60 normally
Literally next door to the Waggon and Horses at Oldbury (you can see it in the clip) is the local Wetherspoons which is £1.99 standard pricing and £1.79 Mondays and Wednesdays.
At Wetherspoons in the centre of Dudley, £1.69 (£1.49 M/W) also Greene King IPA £1.29 (£0.99 Mondays)!
Word of warning about beer52, you can only cancel over the phone and their phone handlers are incredibly pushy.
Use a disposable one-time use card and different email addresses 😉
I thought this to but i emailed them and they cancelled mine.
I was with them for a year, mostly mediocre beers and a helluva job to get them to stop phoning me after I cancelled my subscription. Not amazing beers tbh 🤷🏻♂️
But still minimal effort for cheep beers. I've done their offer about 4 times now 🤣
Yeah I did it from Ethan and Jacks previous ad and it took a while to actually cancel.
2-3 years ago, I sat in the spoons in fallowfield (Manchester) with a group of my mates, noticed a £1 ale on the menu. All 5 of us bought 1 each, only 1 of us could finish it, it was the worst pint i’ve ever had, the mate who could drink it, finished all 5 pints. Cheapest pub night he’s ever had.
😂 did the drip trays all drain into a barrel below the bar?
Love this channel, never stop what you guys do
Spoons near me has pints for 99p / 1.59 at times, and there are some cheap pints in Barnsley for around £2...
Spoons is shit. Only alcoholics like it
2 pints for £90 that's bloody mental.
Yes, but you'd have to be mental to order a pint of 9.5% beer
My local is £2.49 Guinness and £2.20 Carling
Right, I could, no joke, be permanently drunk on corner store vodka, for a full week with a £90 budget, and still have enough left over for salty snacks.
@@mortoopz Honestly, even as a craft beer nerd its an insane price. Not gonna lie I would probably pay it though. As a UK craft beer drinker we don't get a lot of the obscure American brews and i have paid about the same price before. If it is a interesting as the lads say, id give it a go once, although I would have asked for a half pint! its definitely more of a beer to be tasted in a small amount. I doubt most craft beer enthusiasts would buy a pint :)
The beer itself doesn't cost that much. it's importing the keg over to the UK, shipping, handling, and customs charges + currency exchange rate.This added to the cost of the keg and divided by the amount of pints per keg. This is where the £45 comes from
£1.79 for the cheapest pint in my local 'Spoons. They had a "manager's special" on Abbot Ale for £1.29 one time not too long ago as well, obviously had a keg they needed to get through quickly!
Abbot was a good beer in the 80's
Good to see the Saab still going strong!
yea yea I love the Saab though
That car has seen more beer farts than a Berlin tavern
The Taff student bar in Cardiff on a Friday is 50% off all drinks. So a pint of carling and Strongbow is £1.50
When you were in Preston, 2 stops down the road in Chorley there’s a pub that does fosters for £1.80
Yeah but they said pints of beer. Fosters doesn't count.
Fosters 😂
Fosters aka “cooking lager”.
@@sturgex Australia's finest "real ale".
@@Hefeweizennz As an Aussie I'd just like to say, we don't drink that shite here.
Awesome to see Wayne at The Turf! Such a good lad
Dunno how old mate said £45 a pint with a straight face. Probably my favourite of your videos so far - love this channel
This is great content, I bet Alex wishes he was coming up with plans like this.
Jack and Ethan on a giant pub crawl, genius 😂
Madri is simply the old Carling recipe before they changed it when they dropped the strength. The Madri's never been near Spain, it's Burton on Trent beer
Yep, it even tastes just like a strong Carling!
@@stevec00psIt is vile. Tried bottle & draft. Only drank 1/3 of the pint. Just as bad a Budweiser
100% the old carling recipe. nothing wrong with it but its nothing special.
@@simondale3980 It's like "making love in a boat".
If you read the label it comes from coors
You 2 literally providing the content the world needs right now, one of my favourite channels, keep it up
Moved out of London 2 years ago, so cannot confirm current prices, but The Hill, in forest hill (yes, in london) did fosters for 2.50, cheaper than a 660ml beer on the corner shop next door... iconic. Defo a front.
Hey Guys! If you're looking for cheap pints you need to go to a Sam's Smith pub in North Yorkshire. You can't miss them in York or Tadcaster. They're all owned despotic dictator and he manages them like his own little kingdom, last time I was there you got a pint of Alpine for £1.60, a half for 80p!
All the prices have no rhyme or reason £1.84, 2.08, 2.38 etc...
For non-local folk they are a very weird experience but the norm for us.
Mind you, that was in 1981.
Alex will be upset when he realizes what you did with the budget for the upcoming 90 episodes…
😂😂
He’s having to sell the Porsche to pay for this video alone 🤣
Beside himself indeed. I heard he shouted 'What the ####!!! (bleep) did you spend our money on??? Beer and Prosittutes? And why was you drink driving!!!!! You bastard:
One minute you’re on a pink scooter in Billund, up and down a lighthouse that wasn’t a lighthouse 80 odd times, vision swapping, now cheapest pint? Honestly, it’s impossible to guess what you’re upto next. Love it! Keep the random great content coming.
You should visit The Star Bar in Glasgow, very cheap pints but also does 3 courses for £4. Absolute culinary institute.
Gary visited - they're going to be mobbed.
Only a noob would out their cheap pint location. Customers go up so does the prices(a unique thing about pubs)
Not sure their research was that rigorous tbh
Many a punter in the star bar has came out with a mars bar.
I would not encourage any Englishman to drink in there. I don’t think they could handle it.
15:36 cant believe you're outside my place of work, that building above ethan's head is the solicitors I work at. That paddington bear bench has been there for a few weeks now and has become an icon. Was fully not expecting Chester to be in this video - on a quick note, you would've had a cheaper pint in the The Leopard than the Cross Foxes shown in the video ;)
Easy to say this or that as a local. Of course nobody can really prove it. One pub sells it at a high price the other one low to make you spend extra ££££. we've seen it all before. One beer makes you shit an onion smell and the other a spicy ring, not worth spending your fart money
There's a place called curleys in Gateshead where you get 3 pints for 5 quid. It is Coors light but I think 1.67 will be hard to beat
Dam that sounds pretty good to me
The only problem is that it's in Gateshead 😂
Spoons in Dudley have all real ales at £1.69 (£1.49 on Mondays and Wednesdays)...
I bloody love this channel. Making content like no one else!
I not one to steal pint glasses but that £45 pint glass is coming home with me.
Ardwick is a lovely pub. Even on a rammed Saturday night the staff are the friendliest folk you’ll find.
These train prices are indeed unreal. For 200 pounds I can get a train from Warsaw to Budapest and back 5 times.
I can travel from any station in Belgium to any station in Belgium for 60 days
Idk if it’s still running but spoons used to do £1.99 pints on Mondays, it was only selected pints but you could get a carling for under £2
Yes they still do and in the one I work in then you can get a cuddles ale for £1.79
Spoons is shit and a blight on society
If you ever were to go abroad, drive cheap vehicles, and have a laugh, i'd definetly consider it on par with the best of classic top gear. The chemistry you have is amazing to watch!
After watching this video I went to the sponsor's website and signed up for my free box of beer. It just arrived and I obviously had to sample a can. I'm drinking the Nostalgia stout, and it is, quite honestly, absolutely delicious! My wife is sampling a can of IPA and that is also excellent! Oh, and we loved this video by the way. You guys have definitely hit on a brilliant idea with this UA-cam channel!
You went from trains to a plane......a jet fighter for the road......
Saab ❤😊
A GM plane. Still good for its' time, but not as good as the pre GM Saabs were, for their time.
@@lint8391 I miss my 1980 900 turbo. Maybe not the smartest purchase I've ever made (only vehicle I've bought as 'new'). 24 years old, 5 year note at 17.5% interest, insurance premiums out the roof . . .
So many ski trips . . . my race kart fit in the back. Moved furniture in it. Had a 1974 99 prior to it. Sway bars, KYB's, Repco pads, stickiest rubber I could find (Continentals I think). Both had the internal drive water pump. Bend over and grab your ankles when they needed swapping. Was on a first name basis with the parts guy at Sepulveda SAAB.
These days I have a hankering for a 96 with a motor swap.
This is honestly the best channel out of all the Auto Alex universe
I brought a pint of Ruddles for £1.59 in the spoons in Great Malvern this summer. It tasted like £1.59.
Sure I saw that at 99p/pint in Spoons a couple of years ago 🤔🤣
Nice pint of puddle water
@@adam.mcdaidyyy There are some days I wouldn't care as long as it gets me drunk.
@@mikey_bb had a few 99p pints in spoons in Hexham 2 weekends ago (ruddles was £1.29 I believe)
Spoons basically buys all the beer that has hardly any shelf life left, so get it dirt cheap as the brewery just wants to get rid of it quick. As a result it never tastes quite as nice as the 'fresh' beer and sometimes can be pretty rank as it's on the turn.
You lads are having a laugh and I absolutely love it 😂 pitching to the boss “we wanna make a video where we go and try lots of pints and film it, can we have money please”
"so that's the pitch lads?"
"yeah"
"just going round drinking cheap pints?"
"yeah"
"you wouldn't just say this is an expensed pub crawl"?
"nah it's good content"
They're going to change their channel name to "All The Beer". Think they are on to something here!😂
When I used to drink, in the very early 1980s, the average cost of a pint was £0.80p, then it crawled up to a £1.00. It then got to about £1.60 and I thought that was okay. When it got to £2.00 a pint, I didn't pay that, I just would drink at the pubs' 'happy hours' times, which was cheaper. When happy hour was done away with, I just drank at home. Many years went by and I was shocked to find that the price of a pint had jumped to £4.00! Now in some places, it's £6.00 to £8.00 a pint and people don't mind paying for that.
I'm back to drinking in the pub again, but only in Wetherspoons. You can all say what you want about Wetherspoons, but I think its beer is good and the prices are correct (and affordable) for the time we live in.
This is some real journalism you are doing here. I dont care about tourist hot spots and all that other crap, all i need is the location of the nearest bar with cheap beer. Cheers lads
Here in Thailand, in a bar a large 600ml bottle of beer will cost anything from about ฿140 (~£3.10) upwards. But... most bars if they know you will charge around ฿100 (~£2.25) for a 'local discount'. That's still more expensive than some of the of the places you found in the UK. FYI beer is heavily taxed here, for the same price as a large bottle of Leo you can buy half a bottle of reasonably decent thai rum.
As someone from Dudley, when I saw you were going in the Waggon and Horses, I got nervous for you
Same 🤣
Certainly not the pub I’d recommend for a non-local! 😅
As someone from the next train stop along to the wagon and horses, I'd have bought you those pints. Making them infinitely cheaper. Also going to uni in Preston that spoons has to be the shortest trip from jobseekers office to pub in the country. Its upstairs.
Some very important consumer journalism. Great job lads!
Didn't expect to hear my home town - Preston - in this video, wow!
You guys are just living out my silly ideas in my head tbh 😂
Also, personally I prefer the cheaper budget videos you do, they’re more relatable and obtainable. I came here from the car throttle days and AA and would love do what them guys are doing but it just comes down to money and time… but cheap pints and camping on roundabouts? I’m here for it 😂
Pound Pub ripley, Derbyshire... pints and bottles of beer all £1... only open Friday and Saturday though
Came to say the same thing! Never been in there but the signs outside are very clear.
Great video 🎉 remember though before anyone starts saying pubs are just pricing on location it’s all down to the buying deal they have with the supplier. The pub selling Madri cheaper are likely multi site venues and get better buying deals, although Madri is just Carling but stronger 😂
Very quickly becoming my favourite UA-cam channel 🎉
100% with you on that. Every episode is a riot. Love it ❤
Amazing content as always. ❤❤Fair play to Ethan for drinking that beer after it was in the bottle for 5 days ❤Have a great week Jack and Ethan
Should've gone to Northern Way in Preston, their cheapest pint is around £2.50. Unfortunately they open at a totally unreasonable 12pm.
New favourite UA-cam channel, came across this video and binged watched your back catalogue... Keep up the good work guys!
Finally, answers the questions that really matter 👏 Love that you went to the turf too
The timelapse of Ethan on the escalator was superb!
F**k me Jacks had a haircut. Great video, doing gods work!
First video I've come across of this channel and as an Australian I must say, even in a smallish town the cheapest pint would sit around 14 AUD (7.19 Pound) Great quality video so I subscribed and will check out the other videos 🥂
The Paddington bit made me laugh probably more than it should've done 🤣
Well this is a fantastic surprise chaps! I live in New Zealand these days, where a small glass of beer is about 6 quid! But I will be back in my hometown of Preston in December so thankyou for doing the pint price guide for me when I'm there in a couple of weeks. Great stuff and keep up the pointless challenges, love it
No way these guys passed through Warrington, where I live now, Chester, which I went to all the time when I was younger, and Wrexham where I am from originally
also, Chester? Cheap pint? OOF!
This is research that needs to be done. Keep it up guys. Maybe this should be an annual tradition?
I'm sorry you came to Warrington lads. You also dodged a bullet from going to that "pub" outside the station, nothing good has ever come from that place.
Ethan: What are you gettings notes of? Jack....."Money" 😂😂😂😂😂
Perfect timing, just about to eat my dinner and you've posted!
My local spoons in Zone 4 London used to do pints of Carling for £1.98. Closed down now which is a shame for my wallet but a blessing for the highstreet, was a bit of a shitole. I think you can still get a sub-£2 ale at the Spoons in Muswell Hill (also Zone 4, really posh area, not sure why it’s there).
Generally Spoons can bugger off though, would rather support a cheap-ish independent and just drink less.
Please do a moped adventure next! just cheap 2 strokes. if you buy puch maxi's i will send engines!
as long as you run castrol r
Buy cheap mopeds in Italy and ride them back
Jack and Ethan get pissed up across the UK is a series I think we all need.
Love this channel so much. The reaction to the 5 day old beer in the flask at the end was gold
love the edit at 08:04 when the "local" came by 😆 did he get more than a quid donation? 🤣🤣
Well drafted Guinness; 4.5 pounds at the Askew in Sheperd's Bush.
Not sponsored, it was just closest to my AirBNB and I like it. Good Fish 'n Chips too.
It's old school. Decent pub.
@@twentyrothmans7308 Yup, perfectly adequate pub :D
Warringtonian, here 👋 some very cheap pints to be found around the town. The Patten Arms is where a certain John Prescott used to drink whilst waiting for his train down to London! Very interesting timing as he passed away this week
Ah that's a good idea actually. Just prepared dinner, got a new All The Gear video going, might have a beer with it too. Cheers lads!
Great channel, really genuine video, definitely feels like I'd love to share a (not cheapest) pint with you both. Keep it up!
You two are funny. Enjoyed the story about shop lifter.
I really do love this channel, Just 2 lads doing random stuff. Belting.
Damn 90 quid?!?! Thats auto Alex kinda budget
Hed have bought 3 bangers for that lol
Who do you think is paying?
@@hamshank29 All The Gear business pays for it.
@@Gobbbbb Alex's company owns the channels auto Alex, auto Alex v2, all the gear and top dead centre. The business provides a budget to each channel
@@hamshank29 That doesn't change what I said. I get what you're saying though, didn't know Alex owned those guys, I assumed he had part ownership, but not a majority.
To be fair Hopping Frog are a solid brewery and US beers are usually expensive. My local beer shop sells their stouts for around 30 bucks for a 0.35ml bottle. It’s not something you drink a pint of usually and they go up to 14% ish. It’s stuff beer nerds drink, not your average drink.
Shout out to the mighty Shoplifter!
So glad you went back up north to the Ardwick in the end. I was screaming at the video to go there when you were at Preston haha
Hello lads! You’re genuinely the most interesting UA-cam channel out there right now. Love every video
Before inflation went up like crazy, back when I was single and had no kids (2019 or so), I was buying craft beer left right and center. I'd honestly hate to think how much I spent..
This was an enjoyable vid lads! Well done from Australia.
I don’t drink but I still enjoyed your quest for the cheapest pint. Cheers!
Didn't expect the casual stop off at Warrington! I've never been to the Patten arms, but I can fairly confidently say there's no way you'll find anything close to £2 in this town sadly.
It doesn't make sense to me to discount Wetherspoons. It's a pub. It's beer. That's kept well and tastes as it should. They are free houses. No loud music.
So to me, that £1.79 pint won.
Not a real pub and not real beer
@@PointNemo9 Is a real pub and is real beer.
Weatherspoons at Colne is £1.75. 😅😅😅 🍻 🍻 🍻
@@PointNemo9 It's funny how Wetherspoons has such a large amount of haters.
And how often the things that they say about this pub chain are totally different to my personal experience.
It's a free country. If you don't want to go to Wetherspoons, don't.
@@lint8391 I don't hate it. I just don't consider it to be a pub.
thoroughly enjoyed this adventure! nice one lads!
£45 for a pint is ridiculous and I worked at the Ritz 😂
Being a Dutchie and not realllyyyyyy a big fan of soccer oh sorry , football... I do loved seeing the whole Wrexham docu / entertainment show. It's amazing!
5:48 I live in a non-touristy, and if anything, pretty deprived area in North Wales.
Peroni is £5,65 a pint. 🙃
Hahahaha as if they ended up in North Wales.
Stay away from Rhyl.
@@9wowablebeen there and definitely agree 😭😭😭
@@9wowable leave sunny Rhyl alone it’s hmm lovely😂 I’ve lived here for 2 years now
@@ryanleasley1861Blink twice if you said this held at gunpoint, because you'd have to be insane to enjoy living in Rhyl
@@BucketsGaming23 hahaha it gets a bad rep but I don’t think it’s that bad you have everything you need in the centre and the sea front, I’d pick it over city life anyways