Average supermarket beer price 2016, by city

This statistic displays the average price for a 33cl bottle of beer in supermarkets in leading cities in the European Union (EU) in 2016. Rejkjavik, Iceland has the highest beer prices at 1.78 British pounds for a 33cl bottle, followed by Oslo, Norway at 1.76 British pounds.

Average price for a 33cl bottle of beer in supermarkets in the European Union (EU) in 2016, by city* (in GBP)

Characteristic	Price in GBP
Reykjavik (Iceland)	1.78
Oslo (Norway)	1.76
Stockholm (Sweden)	1.24
Geneva (Switzerland)	1.22
Helsinki (Finland)	1.2
Copenhagen (Denmark)	1.14
Liverpool (United Kingdom)	1.03
Lausanne (Switzerland)	0.98
Zurich (Switzerland)	0.93
Brussels (Belgium)	0.91
Manchester (United Kingdom)	0.9
Leeds (United Kingdom)	0.87
Vienna (Austria)	0.84
London (United Kingdom)	0.82
Edinburgh (United Kingdom)	0.82
Strasbourg (France)	0.77
Dublin (Ireland)	0.77
Lisbon (Portugal)	0.76
Sofia (Bulgaria)	0.76
Ljubljana (Slovenia)	0.75
Prague (Czech Republic)	0.73
Dubrovnik (Croatia)	0.72
Nice (France)	0.7
Frankfurt (Germany)	0.68
Athens (Greece)	0.66
Venice (Italy)	0.66
Madrid (Spain)	0.66
Luxembourg City (Luxembourg)	0.66
Seville (Spain)	0.66
Malaga (Spain)	0.64
Barcelona (Spain)	0.62
Rome (Italy)	0.61
Warsaw (Poland)	0.6
Krakow (Poland)	0.57
Milan (Italy)	0.56
Paris (France)	0.51
Berlin (Germany)	0.51
Bucharest (Romania)	0.49
Amsterdam (Netherlands)	0.48
The Hague (Netherlands)	0.46
Munich (Germany)	0.42
Bratislava (Slovakia)	0.35
Budapest (Hungary)	0.28

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Release date

October 2016

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Region

Europe

Survey time period

2016

Supplementary notes

* The price of a beer bottle was calculated as the average cost of a 33cl bottle of several worldwide brands and a major local brand in a regular discount store. All prices were converted to GBP using the Bloomberg exchange on 8th April 2016.

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