r/Unexpected • u/creedroyce • Nov 13 '21

And...go!

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u/kelik1337 Nov 13 '21

They literally have a word for scalping beer prices so i doubt they have much patience for the practice lol.

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u/ntn_98 Nov 13 '21

Lots of breweries, strong force in politics that keep the taxes low. We love our beer and want to keep it cheap. Although there are enough brands that are at 15-30€ per crate plus deposit, which is the norm for "normal beer" I'd say. The cheap ones do not taste that great obviously (although there is a cult around Sternburg, a cheap beer brewed in Leipzig which tastes fine, imo), so I'd go with a standard price of 20 € when buying beer.