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Wine bottle prices and beer prices are available everywhere. It's not that hard to compare them.

• taeric 10y ago
  And when I'm eating out, I'm not ordering those... When I'm having a night out, beer. Maybe. That is, since most eating out is at fast food locations, wine and beer are irrelevant.
  • redial 10y ago
    They are not irrelevant as 'hard data', which is what you requested. If you want to have only anecdotes and personal experiences then by all means stay with what you order when you go out.
    • taeric 10y ago
      Sorta. That is hard data on price of some things. My question is data on what people actually spend. Consider, many people buy dollar beers at the bar. What I buy at the grocery isn't even that cheap. So, again, straw man. I'm not asking what people could spend. But what they do spend.