A PUB firm is offering £2 pints across the whole of Scotland for an “end-of-summer bash” which will last two weeks.
Greene King is running the offer across all of its 700 pubs in the UK where customers can grab a cheap pint from September 4 to September 18.
The pub firm said it is offering a “value-packed few weeks” to say “hurrah” to the end of the summer.
Pints will be on offer at a discounted price all day, every day, for the two-week period.
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Drinks included in the offer
- Tennents
- Amstel
- Carlsberg
- Fosters
- Carling
- Innis & Gunn
- West 4 Lager
All other drinks not on offer will be at their normal price during the promotion.
Speaking ahead of the start of the promotion Olivia Robertson, head of marketing at Greene King, said: “While we can’t guarantee that the Great British weather will get any better, we can guarantee good times ahead with our £2 pint offer to toast the season and give reason for friends and family to gather socially before the end of summer at any one of our 700+ pubs nationwide.
“High street shops enjoy an end of summer sale – so why not your favourite local Greene King pub too.
“As always, our Greene King staff will be happy to serve all of our guests responsibly.”
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