As we wend our way around this amazing planet, one thing remains constant; the need to imbibe beer. With no particular concern for our personal safety or sanity, we have drunk brews in all the countries we have visited and have listed the cheapest pints we came across. All comparisons were made from hazy memory, empty pockets and are the approximate prices in GBP (£) for a pint (~ 500 ml).
NOTE: Prices may have gone up since we last visited and fluctuating exchange rates will also influence costs, but we are simply reporting back at the time of our stay.
Premiership
(All beers priced under a measly quid- the ultimate finds.) Slovakia; Nitra: £0.32
Myanmar; Mandalay: £0.42
Vietnam; Ho Chi Minh City: £0.50
Cambodia; Siem Reap: £0.50
Borneo (Malaysia); Labuan: £0.50
Philippines; Manila: £0.58
Poland; Oliwa: £0.60
Serbia; Kraljevo: £0.63
Sri Lanka; Negombo: £0.65
Bosnia, Sarajevo: £0.71
Laos; Vientiane: £0.71
Macau; Macau: £0.71
India; Calangute: £0.77
Montenegro; Herzig Novi: £0.93
Championship
(Not quite the "A" Team but prices are in the "acceptable" range, below £2.00.) Thailand; Bangkok: £1.00
Turkey; Bodrum: £1.00
Macedonia; Skopje: £1.00
Cambodia; Phnom Penh: £1.10
Croatia; Fazana: £1.12
China; Guilin: £1.20
Greece; Porto Heli: £1.29
Slovenia; Izola: £1.40
Indonesia; Bali: £1.49
Taiwan; Taipei: £1.75
Germany; Bielefeld: £1.99
Abandonship
(Greedy countries that feel it is OK to charge over two quid for beer. It's not. Ever.)Australia; Generally: £5.00
Italy; Venice: £4.30
Switzerland; Geneva £4.20
France; Morzine: £3.63
Austria; Salzburg: £3.50
New Zealand; Generally: £3.40
Singapore; Singapore: £3.00
England; Leigh on Sea: £2.65
Malaysia; Georgetown: £2.40
Hong Kong; Hong Kong: £2.20
Hungary; Budapest: £2.20
Brunei; BSB: £? No alcohol permitted in the country but one is allowed to bring in a limited supply of duty free beer. Which we did. :o)
