We've got something similar in Ireland, Alcohol min price is 10c/ml. Subjectively, It's wiped out bottles of wine < 8 eur, pushed Guinness can prices up about

We've got something similar in Ireland, Alcohol min price is 10c/ml. Subjectively, It's wiped out bottles of wine < 8 eur, pushed Guinness can prices up about 25%, and dropped the sizes of cheap ass spirits from 750/40% to 500/37.5% at the same 15 eur price point. (this at Lidl, which is always a low price consistent enough quality). IPAs and other high proof beers are starting to come in smaller cans so they're not more than 2eur each. I never paid attention to the 2l strong cider, but I think that was a primary target. Up north, just over the border, you can get 1L Bacardi 40% for about 20£. In France, the 3 eur wine can be ok, and rum is damn cheap, to the point in coming in 3L boxes. There are tetra-pack wines in Spain at 1 eur(absolute crap, but distill well). And then there are the 3l/10Eur jugs of Tokaji Furmint in Hungary (ok, and distills very well).