Britain's most expensive beer costs the same as ordering four entire Sunday roasts

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pub roasts in your local boozer at a whopping £50.Drinkers have said buying a glass of The Bruery's Mash and Coconut imperial brown is like "flushing money down the toilet".To get a 750ml bottle of the 13% ABV beer drinkers will have to part with £47.In comparison, the average price for a Sunday roast in a London pub is around £11.53, which would mean you could spend the money used to buy a bottle of the ale on four whole dinners.It comes just as pub giant Wetherspoons cut the price of a pint to just 99p in 671 of its pubs in an attempt to bring more drinkers back out after the pandemic.

Elsewhere, the cost of beer is increasing – currently averaging at £4.44 for a pint in the UK. The expensive drink is described as "classic bourbon barrel-aged imperial brown ale" with notes of coconut.Punters can get their pricey fix at The Craft Beer Co in Brixton, South London.One disgruntled drinker told The Sun Online that she would never pay the whopping £50 price tag for a pint. Stay in the loop with all the latest Daily Star news by signing up for one of our free newsletters here.She said: "That’s so much money for something that is gone so quickly.

Does it really taste that much better that it warrants paying so much?"You’re literally flushing money down the toilet."Lidia Kiszewska, an expert in the beer industry, told the publication: "This price range is fairly unusual to see, however it's not the first time I've seen this."That's quite a high price bracket, but personally I'm not surprised."Last week, Chancellor Rishi Sunak announced a freeze on alcohol duty within his budget – which means the price of a pint will fall by 3p in 2023. .