Full list of Birmingham Wetherspoon pubs serving £1.79 pints in October

Almost 20 pubs across Birmingham will host a 12-day festival in October, serving a range of beers priced from as little as £1.79 per pint. Wetherspoon's annual Beer Festival is back between Wednesday, October 9 and Sunday, October 20.

The pub chain will have different beers to try at each of the branches taking part, including real ales and international brews from the likes of Japan, Canada, New Zealand and the USA. The festival will also include a number of beers not previously available at Wetherspoon pubs.

Beer fans will have access to a festival magazine as part of the event, or they can view a digital version in the app or on the Wetherspoon website. This will include tasting notes on all of the brands.

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Punters will be able to order at the bar or through the app. There will be vegan and vegetarian beers available, as well as three third-of-a-pint tasters for the price of a pint. See below for a full list of the Wetherspoon pubs in Birmingham taking part.

All of the Birmingham pubs taking part in the festival

• The Square Peg, 115 Corporation Street B4 6PH

• The Briar Rose, 25 Bennetts Hill B2 5RE

• The London and North Western, New Street Station B2 4QE

• The Dragon Inn, Hurst Street B5 4TD

• The Solomon Cutler, Broad Street B1 2DS

• The Figure of Eight, 236-239 Broad Street B1 2HG

• The Arthur Robertson, Walsall Road B42 1AA

• The Elizabeth of York, St Mary's Row B13 8JG

• The Hornet, 991 Alum Rock Road, B8 2LY

• The William Tyler, 140 Church Road B25 8UT

• The Charlie Hall, 49 Barnabas Road B23 6SH

• The Spread Eagle, 1146A Warwick Road B27 6BL

• The Bishop Vesey, 63 Boldmere Road, B73 5XA

• The Navigation Inn, 1 Wharf Road B30 3LS

• The Black Horse, Bristol Road South B31 2QT

• The Bottle of Sack, 2 Birmingham Road B72 1QG

• Wetherspoon, Birmingham Airport B26 3QJ

• The Atrium, Birmingham NEC B30 1NT

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