Beer drinkers will want to head north to get cheap pints as prices have risen up to 42p.
Preston’s pint-suppers get the best value, paying a bargain £3.06.
The Lancashire city is 41% cheaper than London, where a pint will set you back £5.18.
And the UK average is £3.72.
A beer in Liverpool (£3.27) will cost you nearly a pound less than in nearby Manchester (£4.11).
But the cheapest in the world is in Mozambique at just 39p, while the priciest is Qatar at £10.30, a study to mark International Beer Day today found.
The British Beer & Pub Association’s chief executive Brigid Simmonds said: “Pubs are the beating heart of our communities and bring us together, something drinking at home simply can’t compete with, no matter how much cheaper it is.”
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