Method: Filtered 106 U.S. cities from the Expatistan dataset, sorted by 16oz beer price in supermarket, and visualised the top 10 most expensive.
batmansascientician on
Feel like I’m asking a stupid question here, but what is a 16 oz beer in the supermarket?
At least in the US, I don’t think that’s a common item.
Pure_Obligation_797 on
Using a number without the corresponding symbol for the currency used is not beautiful. I can only assume it’s a dollar, but it should be specified anyway
chicapox on
$10-$11 for a 16oz beer in a portland supermarket?? Seems ridiculously expensive.
![[OC] Top 10 US Cities with the Highest 16oz Beer Prices In Supermarket (Expatistan data)](https://www.byteseu.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/qfgq89i3759g1-1536x775.png "[OC] Top 10 US Cities with the Highest 16oz Beer Prices In Supermarket (Expatistan data)")
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Data source: Expatistan – Cost of Living, beer prices by city [https://www.expatistan.com/cost-of-living/city](https://www.expatistan.com/cost-of-living/city)
Tool used: [Alemia.ai](https://www.alemia.ai)
Method: Filtered 106 U.S. cities from the Expatistan dataset, sorted by 16oz beer price in supermarket, and visualised the top 10 most expensive.
Feel like I’m asking a stupid question here, but what is a 16 oz beer in the supermarket?
At least in the US, I don’t think that’s a common item.
Using a number without the corresponding symbol for the currency used is not beautiful. I can only assume it’s a dollar, but it should be specified anyway
$10-$11 for a 16oz beer in a portland supermarket?? Seems ridiculously expensive.