Guys, had last ne discussion with a friend it was about alcohol or beer.
At most kiosks beer is sold cheaper than water and in the beer production is also consumed water.
I do not drink beer so I was a bit shocked how cheap alcohol is
The cheapest beer costs probably 70 cents in the kiosk and a water costs 1 euro
The make but everywhere everything more expensive as with cigarettes or even coffee so many taxes on it but alk getst still as cheap as never to before
That really p**ses me off
That all the beer drinkers just do not sober up or what is the reason
Peter8 wrote on 10.10.2022 at 02:10: people, had last ne discussion with a friend it was about alcohol or beer.
At most kiosks beer is sold cheaper than water and in the beer production is also consumed water.
I do not drink beer so I was a bit shocked how cheap alcohol is
The cheapest beer costs probably 70 cents in the kiosk and a water costs 1 euro
The make but everywhere everything more expensive as with cigarettes or even coffee so many taxes on it but alk getst still as cheap as never to before
That really p**ses me off
That all the beer drinkers just do not get sober or what is the reason
You can thank companies like Nestle and Co. who want to make a luxury product out of normal water. I guess this kiosk is selling some branded water while offering cheaper beer. Cheap beer keeps customers at the kiosk. The water drinkers are just random customers who have no problem paying a euro. 🤷🏻♀️
In pubs, by the way, at least one non-alcoholic drink must be cheaper than the cheapest alcoholic drink. So water remains cheaper than beer there 😉
You can thank companies like Nestle and co. for trying to turn ordinary water into a luxury product. I guess this kiosk is just selling some branded water while offering cheaper beer. Cheap beer keeps customers at the kiosk. The water drinkers are just random customers who have no problem paying a euro. 🤷🏻♀️
In pubs, by the way, at least one non-alcoholic drink must be cheaper than the cheapest alcoholic drink. So water remains cheaper than beer there 😉
Yes but there the beer then also costs more ne xD
But interesting that with the knepe
What there is not for funny laws
50 cent for half liter of beer
So if alcoholics then please in Germany lol
Well let's say so water people buy because they usually need it so that would be a point why it is more expensive on the other hand is still the beautiful with beer it usually does not stay with one and so the 0.50 € quickly become 5 € and by the number sold it is worth it again very much
By the way, in pubs at least one non-alcoholic drink must be cheaper than the cheapest alcoholic drink. So that leaves water cheaper than beer 😉
I think the law has been around for quite a long time. When I was still in Germany, many pubs made some "dirty drink" cheaper than beer. Still water, with spinach flavor or something
In very many countries, pubs, bars or restaurants have to provide "service water" for free. That is also regulated by law. It comes out of a dispenser, so there's no bubbles, but it also tastes like... well, water
If you show up there with your family, the pitcher of water is brought directly to you with the menu and also refilled when it's empty.
Peter8 wrote on 10.10.2022 at 02:10: people, had last ne discussion with a friend it was about alcohol or beer.
At most kiosks beer is sold cheaper than water and in the beer production is also consumed water.
I do not drink beer so I was a bit shocked how cheap alcohol is
The cheapest beer costs probably 70 cents in the kiosk and a water costs 1 euro
The make but everywhere everything more expensive as with cigarettes or even coffee so many taxes on it but alk getst still as cheap as never to before
That really p**ses me off
That all the beer drinkers just do not get sober or what is the reason
For me, beer is never cheaper than water, because tap water costs as good as nothing and also saves me from lugging bottles
Why is it cheaper than water
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At most kiosks beer is sold cheaper than water and in the beer production is also consumed water.
I do not drink beer so I was a bit shocked how cheap alcohol is
The cheapest beer costs probably 70 cents in the kiosk and a water costs 1 euro
The make but everywhere everything more expensive as with cigarettes or even coffee so many taxes on it but alk getst still as cheap as never to before
That really p**ses me off
That all the beer drinkers just do not sober up or what is the reason
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I mean that can not be profitable
50 cents for half a liter of beer
So if alcoholics then please in Germany lol
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You can thank companies like Nestle and Co. who want to make a luxury product out of normal water. I guess this kiosk is selling some branded water while offering cheaper beer. Cheap beer keeps customers at the kiosk. The water drinkers are just random customers who have no problem paying a euro. 🤷🏻♀️
In pubs, by the way, at least one non-alcoholic drink must be cheaper than the cheapest alcoholic drink. So water remains cheaper than beer there 😉
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Yes but there the beer then also costs more ne xD
But interesting that with the knepe
What there is not for funny laws
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Well let's say so water people buy because they usually need it so that would be a point why it is more expensive on the other hand is still the beautiful with beer it usually does not stay with one and so the 0.50 € quickly become 5 € and by the number sold it is worth it again very much
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I think the law has been around for quite a long time. When I was still in Germany, many pubs made some "dirty drink" cheaper than beer. Still water, with spinach flavor or something
In very many countries, pubs, bars or restaurants have to provide "service water" for free. That is also regulated by law. It comes out of a dispenser, so there's no bubbles, but it also tastes like... well, water
If you show up there with your family, the pitcher of water is brought directly to you with the menu and also refilled when it's empty.
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For me, beer is never cheaper than water, because tap water costs as good as nothing and also saves me from lugging bottles
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You can't see it that way everywhere, though. In our old building, the tap water is practically undrinkable
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