WETHERSPOONS is set to launch 30 new beers across all of its pubs – and punters can enjoy them for as little as £2.40.
The boozy offerings are set to arrive as part of the bargain pub chain’s Autumn Beer Festival.
The special event will see the taps in Spoons pubs stocked with ales and lagers from around the world.
The beers, sourced from brewers in China, Denmark, Singapore, Ukraine and the United States, will make debut arrivals across the Wetherspoons pub network.
The Beer Festival is set to span across 12 days in October and will allow customers to enjoy pints for as little as £2.40.
Beer lovers will also be able to sample a trio of ales for the same price as a full pint.
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Three third-of-a-pint tasters deal will allow Brits to taste as many of the international beverages as possible.
Wetherspoons says that prices of the beers will vary from pub to pub but will “average around £2.40 a pint”.
Starting from October 7, the range of 30 tasty real ales will appear at Wetherspoons bars – with the festival running until October 18.
Pub goers will also have access to details about each beer, brewer and tasting notes, so they can know exactly what they’re drinking.
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The selection of beers features both malt and hop varieties, with intriguing flavours like coconut, mango, lime and coriander in the mix.
Speaking about the exciting event, Wetherspoons marketing manager, Jen Swindells, said: “The festival is a great celebration of cask beer.
“Over a 12-day period, the pubs can showcase a selection of superb value-for-money beers, including those from brewers as far afield as Denmark and Singapore, as well as those closer to home.”
She added: “The festival gives customers the chance to enjoy beers which have not previously been available in the pubs, as well as those brewed especially for the festival – and there are plenty of new beers to try.”