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New York leads the charge when it comes to beer prices.
- The Economist Intelligence Unit recently released its annual report calculating the cost of living across cities worldwide.
- The report lists the top 10 most expensive cities, including a three-way tie for the No. 1 spot between Singapore, Paris, and Hong Kong.
- The report also compares city prices for food and drink items, including the average price of one 330 ml bottle of beer.
Three cities currently share the title of most expensive city in the world - Paris, Hong Kong, and Singapore - and, across those cities, the average price for a beer ranges from $1.77 and $2.27.
That's according to the Economist Intelligence Unit's Worldwide Cost of Living Report, which uses over 400 prices across 160 different products and services - including food and drink - to calculate rankings. Among these products is the average cost of a bottle of beer (330 ml).
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Some cities, such as Copenhagen - home to major brewing company Carlsberg - saw price drops when compared to last year's average prices. New York, meanwhile, led the charge with the highest price per beer bottle.
Keep reading for a look at the cost of beer in 10 of the most expensive cities worldwide, along with some of the areas' best-known breweries. All prices are in USD.