Beeronomics: The Price of a Pint Around Europe
Beer
There are places in Europe where beer is considered a staple food.
However, beer prices around the continent vary greatly and unlike the price of a Big Mac, beer prices are not primarily determined by the cost of living in the city you decide to drink a pint.
Prices differ due to the alcohol policy in the respective country, availability, the quality of the beer as well as the establishment in which you decide to pour down a glass of the amber juice. While a single glass of beer can cost more than 10 dollars in Norway, in Prague can get almost 6.5 pints for the same money.
However, beer prices around the continent vary greatly and unlike the price of a Big Mac, beer prices are not primarily determined by the cost of living in the city you decide to drink a pint.
Prices differ due to the alcohol policy in the respective country, availability, the quality of the beer as well as the establishment in which you decide to pour down a glass of the amber juice. While a single glass of beer can cost more than 10 dollars in Norway, in Prague can get almost 6.5 pints for the same money.