• The average price of a pint of beer in Britain has risen to £3.95 this year from £2.30 in 2008, according to industry tracker CGA.
• Pubs may need to raise prices further as the cost of barley to make beer jumps with the Ukraine crisis.

The typical cost of a 16 ounces of lager beer in Britain has expanded to £3.95 this year from £2.30 in 2008, the FT refered to CGA as saying.

Bars might have to raise costs further as the expense of grain to take brew leaps with pressures coming from the conflict in Ukraine, as per the paper.

The cost of a 16 ounces of brew in the UK has risen over 70% since the monetary emergency of 2008, and has reached £8 ($10) without precedent for London as bars battle to adapt to expansion, refering to explore from industry tracker CGA.

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The typical cost of a 16 ounces of brew in Britain has expanded to £3.95 this year from £2.30 in 2008, the FT referred to CGA as saying.

Bars might have to raise costs further as the expense of grain to take lager leaps with pressures coming from the conflict in Ukraine, as per the paper.

CGA, which consistently audits valuing from irregular examples of Britain’s 90,000 bars and bars, said the most costly 16 ounces cost more than £8 without precedent for its exploration, £8.06 in London.

Lancashire is where you’d track down the least expensive 16 ounces, at £1.79, CGA said.

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