Pubs are charging up to 60p more for a soft drink than a pint of beer, a Sunday Mirror survey reveals.A pint of standard bitter is cheaper than an equivalent amount of non-alcoholic drink such as cola and lemonade in almost HALF of Britain’s pubs.One city centre bar was charging £2.60 for a pint of orange juice – when its bitter was just £2.The massive mark-ups on non-alcoholic drinks were last night condemned by health campaigners.Our researchers went to 17 pubs in Plymouth, Birmingham, Bristol and Manchester and compared the price of bitter and lager with a pint of orange juice or lemonade.
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