Cheapest beer in Sweden costs $0.88 per can of 330 ml and it is only available in the government alcohol shop. Also, discounts are illegal.
Cheapest beer in Sweden costs $0.88 per can of 330 ml and it is only available in the government alcohol shop. Also...
0,92€ for Lidl cheapest (4,7%) beer here, so 0,88$ is pretty good
Is a good beer?
Mediocre, if I'm being generous.
0.2 euros here for cheapest beer when on sale
(4,6%)
cheapest beer is 0.79€, 0.5l 4,2%
Perlenbacher? You can sometimes get a 0,5l bottle for 0,29€ lol
Nah, red can of some Finnish beer.
The cheapest beer in Norway that's sold in the alcohol stores is Asahi Super Dry at €2,88 per 33cl bottle.
And what about in supermarket?
If you buy a 6-pack you can get Ringnes 4.6% as low as €2.50 for 0.5l.
That's not too bad.
Beer is cheap in Sweden! And with our collapsing currency maybe alcohol tourists will start coming here soon
Also even at 0,92€ per 0,33l can, Lidl is losing money on every can sold
>VAT¨
0,18€
>bottle deposit
0,15€
>alcohol tax
>0,55€
now you're left with 0,04€ to brew the beer, can it, ship it and sell it
I wasn't including the depost obviously.
Because of minimum alcohol pricing laws, that beer would need to cost a minimum of $1.09 USD in Scotland. Discounts are also illegal here.
At least you can buy it without having to go to a government shop which refuses to keep anything in a cooler and has really, really inconvenient opening hours. For example, they close at 3 PM today.
Still both cheaper and stronger than in f*Nland
pic rel is the amount of alcohol tax per liter of beer in EU countries
Alcohol is forbidden by the sharia
That's pretty good considering it's Sweden and all that. Lidl brand swill is about 50 cents here for a 0,5l can.
the one thing that's better in finland than in sweden is that we can now buy shockingly strong 5,5% ABV drinks in regular shops
LOL 5.5%
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAA
it'd be so peak to be from your guys' countries like, alcohol is bare expensive here too but you guys' have to go to a gov shop n shit loool thats peak
We'll have that soon enough.
>it'd be so peak
>english """people"""
Our department of health said the consumption of alcohol would see a drastic spike if the ABV limit were to be raised from 4,7% to 5,5% in regular supermarkets
consumption ended up growing 0,6% (zero point six percent), mostly thanks to a hot summer
fuck SDP, fuck THL and fuck f*Nland
>tfw can just buy cheap booze at liquor stores, and some even stay open 24/7 on the weekends
But beer makes you fat so drinking less of it in cubic centimeters should make you less fat
Raising it to 5.5% probably isn't enough though around 6.7% would be perfect
i know where i will retire