You pay $0.67 for a beer in the Czech Republic.
That same beer is $2.34 in Ireland.

 Why do beer prices in Europe vary so widely depending on where you are? https://bloom.bg/2VOlghS 

 In Belgium, AB InBev's Jupiler beer accounts for 40% of all beer sales.

AB InBev just got fined $224 million for charging Belgians a higher price than they charged the Dutch across the border https://bloom.bg/2VOlghS 

There are three reasons beer prices can differ among European countries:

VAT varies between countries
Differing attitudes toward beer
Pre-tax prices https://bloom.bg/2VOlghS 

In a wealthy country that drinks less beer, a bottle of lager becomes more expensive. People pay the most, pre-tax, for beer in these countries:

Ireland
France
Denmark https://bloom.bg/2VOlghS 

Beer is a lot cheaper in countries where the locals drink a lot of it such as:

Czech Republic
Poland
Germany https://bloom.bg/2VOlghS 

Prices of all consumer goods diverge widely across the EU:

Bulgaria: 70% of EU average
Denmark: 127% of EU average https://bloom.bg/2VOlghS 

“Rising prices” are on the list of the most pressing issues facing the EU.

Creating a more level playing field for businesses and thus driving down prices has been an under-appreciated EU function, and it could use more attention https://bloom.bg/2VOlghS 

Belgian beer drinkers should now be able enjoy cheaper Jupiler, but @Bershidsky warns that other artificial price imbalances are still there https://bloom.bg/2VOlghS