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The Lounge / Re: Beer - prices, brands and shapes over Europe
« on: Thursday, March 17, 2016, 09:09:32 AM »I only buy 0.33 bottles or cans of particular beers that don't come in bigger bottles (or the ones that are expensive). Like Orval, Blanche de Namur (does come in 0.5 cans but they're not so common in shops) and other brewes from Belgium.I was thinking this myself as well, but I guess I'm more of a thinker than a doer (?). It's great you separated this
P.s. man this has become a huuge off-topic.
P.s. 2 now sorted. Hopefully Teddy doesnt mind? We were going wildly off topic ^^'
Off all the places i've been in Europe, Switzerland is by far the most expensive one. I payed for five beers in a pub 50 CHF, it's like 46 or 47 €'s. It's insanely pricey there, however i 've never been to nordic countries (Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden) i've been told that's also quite costly.I've been to Iceland (like 7 years ago I think) and it was expensive, but I'm pretty sure it has gone about as expensive here now. It's hard to compare prices from different time periods... the money tends to lose value.
I've hear the Czechs are generally told to be the most beer-drinking country
I remember my brother went there around 15 years ago and the beer cost 3 CZK (around 0.11€), but I'd be willing to bet the prices have gone up since then.
