Irelands cheapest drinks, in ethanol per Euro, feel free to add it to it

MarcusTheCarcus

OKay, find the size of the container the drink is sold in (say, a can), multiply it by the percentage volume, and divide by the price to find the best value!

Hollandia 4.3%, 1E a can. Alcohol per Euro: 21.5ml
Druids Cider: 6%, 1.50 a can. Alcohol per Euro: 20ml
Stonehouse: 6%, 1.32 a can. Alcohol per Euro: 22ml
Bulmers: 4.5%, 2E ish a can. Alcohol per Euro: 11.25ml (ouch)
Dutch Gold: 4.2%, 1.25 a can. Alcohol per Euro: 16.8ml
Huzzar Vodka: 37.5%, 7E a naggin. Alcohol per Euro: 10.7ml (more ouch)
Glens Vodka: 37.5%, 5.50 a naggin. Alcohol per Euro: 13.6ml
Tesco Vodka: 37.5%, 7.50 a shoulder. Alcohol per Euro: 17.5ml
Tesco Cider: 4.6%, 3.20 for 2L. Alcohol per Euro: 28.75ml (Hell yeah)
Low Grade Wine: 11ish%, 5ish a bottle. Alcohol per Euro: 17ml (ish)

dlofnep

Look at what the recession is doing to people..

*stabs self in face*

Mrmoe

dlofnep wrote: »

Look at what the recession is doing to people..

*stabs self in face*

Let me get you some rubbing alcohol for that wound, Tesco cider should do the trick.

Princess Consuela Bananahammock

MarcusTheCarcus wrote: »

...

Tesco Cider: 4.6%, 3.20 for 2L. Alcohol per Euro: 28.75ml (Hell yeah)

... an what does it taste like...?

dlofnep

Ikky Poo2 wrote: »

... an what does it taste like...?

Cheap vinegar.

Bonavox

dlofnep wrote: »

Cheap vinegar.

Meh, cheap vinegar is nice if you hold your nose whilst drinking

pikachucheeks

OP, you idea for a thread is much too complicated to be taken seriously!
Not that anything's every taken seriously here, for starters.

Ireland's cheapest drink?

Tap water! - and you can have as much as you like

dlofnep

pikachucheeks wrote: »

Tap water! - and you can have as much as you like

Not in my taps!

Bottled water all the way!

pikachucheeks

dlofnep wrote: »

Not in my taps!

Bottled water all the way!

Even if it tastes disgusting, it's still free!

A lot of alcohol is disgusting and you'd pay a small fortune for it :P

dlofnep

You make a good point.

MarcusTheCarcus

Actually, the tesco Cider tastes exactly like Stonehouse-cheap and horrific, but far far far from undrinkable

pikachucheeks

dlofnep wrote: »

You make a good point.

I do agree with you though! When I'm in Cork, I drink bottled water. The tap water is contaminated with sewage and chemicals!

Mossy Monk

Lidl Dry Cider FTW

citizen_p

good ol devils bite......

jingx3

MarcusTheCarcus wrote: »

Hollandia 4.3%, 1E a can. Alcohol per Euro: 21.5ml
Druids Cider: 6%, 1.50 a can. Alcohol per Euro: 20ml
Stonehouse: 6%, 1.32 a can. Alcohol per Euro: 22ml
Bulmers: 4.5%, 2E ish a can. Alcohol per Euro: 11.25ml (ouch)
Dutch Gold: 4.2%, 1.25 a can. Alcohol per Euro: 16.8ml
Huzzar Vodka: 37.5%, 7E a naggin. Alcohol per Euro: 10.7ml (more ouch)
Glens Vodka: 37.5%, 5.50 a naggin. Alcohol per Euro: 13.6ml
Tesco Vodka: 37.5%, 7.50 a shoulder. Alcohol per Euro: 17.5ml
Tesco Cider: 4.6%, 3.20 for 2L. Alcohol per Euro: 28.75ml (Hell yeah)
Low Grade Wine: 11ish%, 5ish a bottle. Alcohol per Euro: 17ml (ish)

E is not a currency. Please use the € symbol. Thank you.

dlofnep

pikachucheeks wrote: »

I do agree with you though! When I'm in Cork, I drink bottled water. The tap water is contaminated with sewage and chemicals!

We had a filter on our tap, but it's broken

BaconZombie

jingx, R&R IS THAT WAY ====>

No all systems can generate the euro symbol.

jingx3 wrote: »

E is not a currency. Please use the € symbol. Thank you.

994

jingx3 wrote: »

E is not a currency.

you've never been to sallynoggin...

Tesco had 12% wine 750ml for €4, that's 22.5 ml for a euro and it tasted fine.

waitinforatrain

MarcusTheCarcus wrote: »

OKay, find the size of the container the drink is sold in (say, a can), multiply it by the percentage volume, and divide by the price to find the best value!

Hollandia 4.3%, 1E a can. Alcohol per Euro: 21.5ml
Druids Cider: 6%, 1.50 a can. Alcohol per Euro: 20ml
Stonehouse: 6%, 1.32 a can. Alcohol per Euro: 22ml
Bulmers: 4.5%, 2E ish a can. Alcohol per Euro: 11.25ml (ouch)
Dutch Gold: 4.2%, 1.25 a can. Alcohol per Euro: 16.8ml
Huzzar Vodka: 37.5%, 7E a naggin. Alcohol per Euro: 10.7ml (more ouch)
Glens Vodka: 37.5%, 5.50 a naggin. Alcohol per Euro: 13.6ml
Tesco Vodka: 37.5%, 7.50 a shoulder. Alcohol per Euro: 17.5ml
Tesco Cider: 4.6%, 3.20 for 2L. Alcohol per Euro: 28.75ml (Hell yeah)
Low Grade Wine: 11ish%, 5ish a bottle. Alcohol per Euro: 17ml (ish)

Desperate

Princess Consuela Bananahammock

Ronseal Varnish. Does exactly what it says on the tin.

TheZohanS

pikachucheeks wrote: »

I do agree with you though! When I'm in Cork, I drink bottled water. The tap water is contaminated with sewage and chemicals!

I hope you're not drinking Irish bottled water.

phantom_lord

poor people lol

yoyo

Where can one get hollandia still? Not seen that stuff in ages, not noticed it in Tescos, Dunnes, Centras etc.. €1 a can sounds quite good so I'd be interested to know if its still going

Nick

Duff

Couldn't be arsed calculating but Frosty Jacks cider. 7.5% in a 3ltr bottle for €3.75. Sure it might taste like Quasimodo's sock juice but when you on a college budget theres nothing better.

tolosenc

I think you've got the wrong idea about alcohol, OP. And yet we wonder why our country has a bad name...

The Walsho

I think I have the answer. For the next week Lidl are doing some German Pils (Perlenbacher) 4.9% at €4.99 for 6 x 500ml bottles.

So that's 4.9%, 83c a bottle (always nice than a can). Alcohol per Euro: 29.5ml

And it's probably decent.

You're welcome.

rannerap

lidl ftw! dont advise buying vodka from there though,putinoff ends in messy messy nights

thomond2006

Here's one:

Becoming a pioneer: free

sdanseo

MarcusTheCarcus wrote: »

OKay, find the size of the container the drink is sold in (say, a can), multiply it by the percentage volume, and divide by the price to find the best value!

Hollandia 4.3%, 1E a can. Alcohol per Euro: 21.5ml
Druids Cider: 6%, 1.50 a can. Alcohol per Euro: 20ml
Stonehouse: 6%, 1.32 a can. Alcohol per Euro: 22ml
Bulmers: 4.5%, 2E ish a can. Alcohol per Euro: 11.25ml (ouch)
Dutch Gold: 4.2%, 1.25 a can. Alcohol per Euro: 16.8ml
Huzzar Vodka: 37.5%, 7E a naggin. Alcohol per Euro: 10.7ml (more ouch)
Glens Vodka: 37.5%, 5.50 a naggin. Alcohol per Euro: 13.6ml
Tesco Vodka: 37.5%, 7.50 a shoulder. Alcohol per Euro: 17.5ml
Tesco Cider: 4.6%, 3.20 for 2L. Alcohol per Euro: 28.75ml (Hell yeah)
Low Grade Wine: 11ish%, 5ish a bottle. Alcohol per Euro: 17ml (ish)

You have way too much time on your hands. Have a nice drink or an army tank instead.

wudangclan

i was in aldi in amsterdam this weekend and saw cans of some beer for 39 cents per can.
now if only i drank.....

Four-Percent

thomond2006 wrote: »

Here's one:

Becoming a pioneer: free

Come back when you can drink pioneers