Average pub drinkers' monthly spend rises year-on-year
Data from the Wilson Drinks Report, from a survey of 1,640 British adult drinkers, found men spend on average £53 per month going out, with women spending £37.
Biggest spenders are bitter/ale drinkers (£55), followed by lager drinkers (£53) and cider drinkers (£49).
Average monthly spend on alcohol for drinking at home increased from £29 in August 2012 to £32 last month. More adults are mainly drinking at home (63%) than those that drink out of home (28%).
Lager (19%) remains the most popular drink amongst British adults, followed by red wine (18%), according to the research published in the Wine & Spirit Trade Association Q3 Market Report.
Spirits are drunk most often by younger adults, wine drunk most often by older adults.
