Price of liquor

[schmenke]

(...not to hijack an existing thread...)

What's the price of liquor in your neck of the woods?

A case (dozen) of beer around here is about $20.00 for the domestic stuff and can be well over $25.00 for the imports.
A pint at the pub ~$6.00.
A half-decent quality bottle of wine (750ml) will set you back between $15.00 and $20.00.
A bottle (750ml) of Finlandia or (shudder) Smirnoff... $30.00.
A 750ml of quality single malt... $75.00 (<- this is the one that kills my wallet :uhoh: ).

So, what's it costing to maintain your inebreation?

[SGWilko]

(...not to hijack an existing thread...)

What's the price of liquor in your neck of the woods?

A case (dozen) of beer around here is about $20.00 for the domestic stuff and can be well over $25.00 for the imports. can get 20 440ml cans of water (sory, Fosters/Carlsberg/Carling for an Ayrton
A pint at the pub ~$6.00. £3-4.
A half-decent quality bottle of wine (750ml) will set you back between $15.00 and $20.00. £7-15
A bottle (750ml) of Finlandia or (shudder) Smirnoff... $30.00. £15ish
A 750ml of quality single malt... $75.00 (<- this is the one that kills my wallet :uhoh: ). No idea

So, what's it costing to maintain your inebreation?

See bold edits above!

[Eki]

A case (24 0.33 l cans) of the cheapest domestic beer or Lidl's cheapest German beer is about 20 €. A bottle (0.75 l) of the cheapest red wine is about 6€ and the cheapest bottles (0.35 l) of dark rum, brandy, gin and whiskey are about 10 €. I don't know about the expensive ones. I'm not picky. Well, sometimes I buy more expensive imported beer that are about 7€/liter. And clear liquor (about 55% alcohol) I brew and distill myself for about 3€/l.

[DBell]

12 pack beer domestic $12 imports $15-18

Draft beer at a pub-$4

Decent bottle of wine$10-15

Bottle of Finlanda 750ml about $20 Smirnoff around $12-14

Single malt 750ml around $30-45

domestic whiskey like Jack Daniels 750ml around $20, 1.5l around $35

[tfp]

The price of "tea" must have gone up aswel, the local tramps in my area used to ask for just "50p for a cup of tea" now its nearer a quid. They always lie though, you often see them with a can of super strength or two hiding behind the bins. I'd happily cough up the money of course, but only if they were more honest. I may even join them for a tin.