That is just one of the findings from the exclusive The MA Pint Price Survey, which has been used to help collate the Beer Report 2025 – the latest iteration of the comprehensive guide to beer from The Morning Advertiser and will be released on the week of Monday 23 June.
A study of four of the most popular craft beer pint brands has seen two leap forward in the average price a pub or bar can expect to command while one has made a smaller gain and another has lost ground somewhat.
Pubs can expect Camden Hells to bring in £6.34 a pint – a giant leap (10.8%) on pricing from the start of the year when The MA survey found it would cost a customer an average of £5.72.
Average draught pint is £5.17
Meanwhile, BrewDog Punk IPA has reached the same price of £6.34 having been £5.64 in early 2025 (a 12.5% lift).
Camden Pale Ale has seen its price lift from £5.59 to £5.69 (1.7% up) over the same time period while Beavertown Neck Oil is now £6.24 versus its prior price of £6.36 (1.9% fall) for 568ml.
We recently reported on the average pint price for all beer types in our exclusive survey and found over a few short months, the average pint will cost £5.17 now – up from £5.08 at the start of the year.
Not only is much of this data in the latest Beer Report 2025, there’s plenty more in the report and you can have free access to it next week.
Expert opinion
What else can you find in the Beer Report 2025? There’s expert opinion from insights expert Nick Riley of CGA by NIQ and plenty of statistics from the group too on volume and value sales of all types of beer ranging from lager to craft beer to low & no products.
Another expert is Caroline Nodder who wrote the latest SIBA Independent Beer Report 2025. She gives her sage words on the trends we are seeing in beer and what’s to come.
There’s lots of information within the Beer Report 2025 and when it goes live, you can have access to it absolutely free of charge. So keep an eye out for it in the week commencing Monday 23 June 2025.
