The British pint could be under threat as scientists are urging boozers to downsize their glasses amid a battle to reduce the country's alcohol intake. Beer-bashing boffins axed full-sized drinks ...

The British pint, known as the Imperial pint, contains 20 fluid oz., while the American pint contains 16 oz. — already approximately 20% less than across the pond.

The British pint of beer and milk “pinta” will both be safeguarded in law, the Government has agreed.. But the Tories were left staring into an empty glass after the Labour frontbench accepted ...

The British pint Beer in Britain — whether an icy Danish lager or a robust porter from Durham — is traditionally served in a pint glass. Unlike in America, ...

Michelle Baker has lived in the tourist hotspot of Benidorm for over 40 years and the mum is known for sharing great deals ...

According to Paul Jennings, a pub historian, the Imperial pint goes back at least to 1698, when a statute was passed “requiring innkeepers, alehouse keepers and other retailers of beer to use a ...

Brewers in the United Kingdom are cutting the alcohol content — but not the price — of several of their most popular beers in what’s been described as another example of “shrinkflation.” ...

The nutrition scientists found an association between drinking a pint of lower-strength beer or lager or a glass of wine per week, and an approximately 10 percent lower risk of rheumatoid arthritis.

Duty on beer is levied on the basis of alcohol content, so a 0.3% reduction in ABV equates to a saving of around 4p on a pint. Brewers can pocket this if they keep the sales price the same.

The average cost of a pint of beer has soared to above £5 as the most expensive lager sold in British pubs has been revealed.. Pub-goers can expect to shell out £5.08 for a pint of lager, more ...