Beer and traveling go hand-in-hand. There’s nothing like downing a cold one after an arduous day trekking the Balkan Peninsula, marching along China’s Great Wall, or perusing art museums in Paris.
Given this phenomenon, Finances Online has released an epic infographic that breaks down the price of beer around the world.
Traveling to Southeast Asia is a sure bet to score some super cheap grog, while eastern Europe serves up some of the best budget beers money can buy.
Given the region’s low levels of alcohol tolerance and incredibly high prices, the Middle East is one place to avoid if you’re seeking value for money booze.
Ukraine ($0.59), Vietnam ($0.59), and Cambodia ($0.68) are selling the cheapest beers, while Iran ($7.71), Kuwait ($7.09) and the United Arab Emirates ($6.20) charge the most.
Who pays the most for beer every year? Australia, Ireland, and Finland are big spenders, while Ukraine, Bulgaria, and Panama fork out the least for the amber ale.
Slap on your beer goggles and take a look at the stats below.
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