New research has revealed that the price of a pint in Scotland varies hugely depending on where you are drinking.
Online Marketing Surgery has teamed up with pub furniture company MG Timber, to crunch the numbers using the latest data from Numbeo to discover the places with the cheapest average rounds.
Across the UK, it found that Arun in West Sussex was the cheapest, with a remarkable average price of a pint being just £2.
Meanwhile the most expensive, at an eye-watering £7, was in Whitney in Oxfordshire.
Here’s which Scottish towns and cities placed in the pint prices league table.
5. Kilmarnock
With an average pint price of £3.25, Kilmarnock completes the top five cheapest places in Scotland for a beer. The town is the administrative centre of East Ayrshire. | Canva/Getty Images
6. Edinburgh
It'll probably not surprise anybody to discover that the most expensive average pint price in Scotland is in Edinburgh - a hefty £5.50. Expect that to rise even further in August when the festivals arrive. | Canva/Getty Images
7. Glasgow
Scotland's biggest city isn't too far behind the Capital when it comes to pub prices - expect to pay an average of £5 a pint in Glasgow. | Canva/Getty Images
8. Inverness
Another place you're unlikely to get change from a fiver when buying a pint is Inverness - the cultural capital of the Highlands also averages £5 for a lager. | Canva/Getty Images