beer costs in your contry/area
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beer costs in your contry/area
another thread got quite off topic but this is somthing i would like to know, how much does a beer cost for you where you live? 1 beer = 0.5 liters (nobody knows what a "pint" is, please) and please post in USD so everyone can understand.
In estonia:
at the store - $0.75
at the bar - $1.54 to $2.70 (depending on where you go)
this is for estonian beers for the most part although some imports like carlsburg get the same price. but when it comes to estonian beer, i dont think you can beat it.
In estonia:
at the store - $0.75
at the bar - $1.54 to $2.70 (depending on where you go)
this is for estonian beers for the most part although some imports like carlsburg get the same price. but when it comes to estonian beer, i dont think you can beat it.
From the shop: about $1.37
At the bar: Don't know. We do get anything but pints over here.
A pint is 551 ml, and costs about £2.25 on average. That's £2.07 for 500 ml, which is $3.50. Phew!
Remeber, though, we get more beer in our 500ml than the rest of Europe (and the US) get in their 500ml
At the bar: Don't know. We do get anything but pints over here.
A pint is 551 ml, and costs about £2.25 on average. That's £2.07 for 500 ml, which is $3.50. Phew!
Remeber, though, we get more beer in our 500ml than the rest of Europe (and the US) get in their 500ml
Last edited by Grim... on Thu Nov 17, 2005 10:34 am, edited 3 times in total.
Pint Prices
At the "neighborhood dive" bar around the corner:
Happy Hour-
-> Coors, Miller and Budweiser = $1.75
Non-happy hour-
-> Coors, Miller and Budweiser = $2.25
At a "popular dive" bar:
-> Close to $3.00
Gettin' bent over at TGI Friday's:
-> In between $6.00 - $7.00
Beers Worth Mentioning (that I've had, in no particular order)
Wait a sec, whoa whoa whoa... is that a problem?
At the "neighborhood dive" bar around the corner:
Happy Hour-
-> Coors, Miller and Budweiser = $1.75
Non-happy hour-
-> Coors, Miller and Budweiser = $2.25
At a "popular dive" bar:
-> Close to $3.00
Gettin' bent over at TGI Friday's:
-> In between $6.00 - $7.00
Beers Worth Mentioning (that I've had, in no particular order)
- Shiner Bock (Texas, USA)
Guinness (Ireland)
Newcastle (England)
Coors Light (Colorado, USA)
Arrogant Bastard Ale (California, USA) <yes, it's really called that, google it>
Stone Pale Ale (California, USA)
Stone Smoke Porter (California, USA)
Reaper Ale (California, USA)
Last edited by dallasx on Thu Nov 17, 2005 10:59 am, edited 1 time in total.
It's about:
16oz = .47 liters
and your average bottle goes for $6-$7 for a six pack so about $1 a bottle. In a bar though it's easily $2 a bottle.
Edit: a bottle is only 12oz I'm told here (or so)
16oz = .47 liters
and your average bottle goes for $6-$7 for a six pack so about $1 a bottle. In a bar though it's easily $2 a bottle.
Edit: a bottle is only 12oz I'm told here (or so)
Last edited by Moocat on Thu Nov 17, 2005 12:39 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Stuttgart, Germany:
1 pint (0.5 L) = $1.16 of good (German) beer (Beck's/Warsteiner/etc.) at the store
1 pint (0.5 L) = $4.60 of imported beer at a bar (Guiness/Newcastle/etc.)
1 pint (0.5 L) = $3.54 of German beer at a bar
For cheapskates (
), there's also something called "Radler", which is beer with lemonade, which can be bought at as low as $2 for a six-pack.
1 pint (0.5 L) = $1.16 of good (German) beer (Beck's/Warsteiner/etc.) at the store
1 pint (0.5 L) = $4.60 of imported beer at a bar (Guiness/Newcastle/etc.)
1 pint (0.5 L) = $3.54 of German beer at a bar
For cheapskates (
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I see what you mean. But that's still not entirely true! Here in Germany, we get as much beer in our pint! Albeit only in English/Irish pubs, but still!Grim... wrote:A little more explanation:Grim... wrote:Remeber, though, we get more beer in our 500ml than the rest of Europe (and the US) get in their 500ml
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Manchester, UK:
Note: If I'm drinking lager, it's more than likely a pint of Kronenbourg
In the off-license: ~£1.00 a pint == $1.70 ish
In the pub: ~£2.70 == $5.00 ish
In a nightclub: Slightly more than in the pub (if you buy bottles then you just get ripped off)
If I'm drinking beer I only drink real ales. I hate those John Smiths/Boddingtons etc etc crap. They're usually in the same price range as the lagers but I seem to be struggling for decent real ale pubs in Manchester
PS: Anyone lived in Manchester longer than me (3 months) wants to lemme know where I can get a decent hand-pulled real ale shoot
Note: If I'm drinking lager, it's more than likely a pint of Kronenbourg
In the off-license: ~£1.00 a pint == $1.70 ish
In the pub: ~£2.70 == $5.00 ish
In a nightclub: Slightly more than in the pub (if you buy bottles then you just get ripped off)
If I'm drinking beer I only drink real ales. I hate those John Smiths/Boddingtons etc etc crap. They're usually in the same price range as the lagers but I seem to be struggling for decent real ale pubs in Manchester
PS: Anyone lived in Manchester longer than me (3 months) wants to lemme know where I can get a decent hand-pulled real ale shoot
Last edited by Chris Corbyn on Thu Nov 17, 2005 11:50 am, edited 1 time in total.
