Exact date Wetherspoons real ale festival is coming back – with pints starting at just £2

WETHERSPOONS fans will be saying "cheers" as the chain is to sell pints from just £2.25.

More than 600 Wetherspoon pubs across the country will take part in a 12-day real ale festival next month.

It will begin on Wednesday, October 11 and end on Sunday, October 22.

A selection of 30 real ales, including five from overseas brewers, will be available as part of the festival.

Wetherspoons said that pints of its festival beers will be available for £2.25 at 102 of its pubs.

While 424 pubs will charge £2.45 and 135 will charge £2.55 for a pint.

It's a good idea to double check the price of a pint before you order so you aren't caught out if it's a little more than you expected.

Below is a full list of real ales that will be available at the festival:

• Purity Bunny Hop 3.4% ABV
• Rudgate Vanilla Mild 3.6% ABV
• Acorn 2 Decades 4.0% ABV
• Acorn Brewery, South Yorkshire. Est. 2003
• Adnams Nut Brown 4.0% ABV
• Black Sheep Finisher 4.0% ABV
• Brewster’s Krafty Kiwi 4.0% ABV
• Steel & Oak Easy Stout 4.0% ABV
• Inveralmond Ossian Oatmeal Stout 4.1% ABV
• Hook Norton Autumn Ways 4.2% ABV
• Hook Norton Brewery, Oxfordshire. Est. 1849
• Evan Evans Challenger 4.3% ABV
• Maxim Slovenian Pale Ale 4.3% ABV
• Batemans Combined Harvest 4.4% ABV
• Castle Rock Phoenix Tears 4.5% ABV
• Harviestoun Broken Dial 4.5% ABV
• Robinsons Fear Of The Dark 4.5% ABV
• St Austell Average Joe! 4.5% ABV
• Zululand Zulu Blonde 4.5% ABV
• Conwy Kashmir IPA 4.8% ABV
• Salopian The Murmurings of a Lost Leviathan 4.8% ABV
• Shepherd Neame Cracklewick 4.8% ABV
• Yazoo Dos Perros 4.8% ABV
• Titanic Cherry Porter 4.9% ABV
• Fyne Ales Quiet Shadows 5.0% ABV
• Hogs Back Ratfink & Ripsnorter 5.0% ABV
• Joe’s Garage Bohemian Pale Ale 5.0% ABV
• Lancaster Harlequin 5.0% ABV
• Thornbridge Hubble 5.2% ABV
• Elgood’s Warrior 5.5% ABV
• New Realm Hoptropolis IPA 6.0% ABV
• Wychwood King Goblin 6.6% ABV

You can find your local Wetherspoons on the pub chain's website.

All the ales will be available to order at the bar, or via the Wetherspoons app.

Beer connoisseurs will be able to see tasting notes on all the beers as part of the festival programme, which will be free to pick up from pubs.

A digital version will also be available on the free Wetherspoons app and on its website.

Wetherspoons has gained a loyal army of fans who flock to the boozer for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

It recently announced that it has introduced student pricing across a range of products and you don't need to be a student to take advantage.

This means that any Spoons fan can order a menu item that's included in the offer and pay the lower price.

The deal includes 60 food and drink items and will run from now until Wednesday, October 11.

More ways to save at Wetherspoons

Spoons holds events throughout the year when fans can grab their favourite drinks and meals for less.

Wetherspoons often publicises these events on their website, so be sure to check there in case one is coming near you soon.

You may also find leaflets with deals and events in your local boozer.

As well as its Autumn festival, Wetherspoons also holds a 12-day Real Ale Festival every Spring.

It usually begins in the final week of March and ends at the beginning of April.

Every year, Spoons holds its Tax Equality Day to highlight the benefits of a permanently reduced tax bill for the pub industry.

It usually takes place in September, and this year it fell on Thursday, September 14.

Wetherspoons is known for its meal deal offers that run all week long.

These include Tuesday's Steak Club, the Thursday Curry Club and Fish Friday.

For example, a standard curry club meal with an alcoholic drink is between £8.55 and £9.19.

Outside of the deal, you would expect to pay around a fiver more for the same meal.

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