It’s no secret that Singaporeans love their beer. I mean, who doesn’t?
A cold beer after a long day of work is a great way to unwind and relax.
But unfortunately, the cost of drinking in Singapore is really expensive.
It is common for a pint of beer to cost upwards of $10, and that can really add up over time.
I remember when I first moved to Singapore from the US, I was shocked at how much beer cost. In the US, I could get a pint of beer for around $4 or $5, which was much cheaper than what I was used to. When I saw the prices of beer in Singapore, I almost wanted to cry.
At first, I tried to cut down on my beer consumption, but that proved to be difficult. Beer is such an integral part of my lifestyle that I just couldn’t do without it. I quickly realized that if I wanted to continue to drink beer, I had to find ways to save money.
I started to look around for cheaper options, and I soon found out that I could get my beer from the supermarket at a much lower price. I quickly realized that I could save a lot of money by buying my beer from the supermarket. The beer was usually cheaper than the bars and pubs, and I was able to stock up on beer whenever I wanted.
Another way to save money on beer in Singapore is to look for discounts and promotions. Bars and pubs often have special promotions and discounts during the week, so it’s worth keeping an eye out for these. I’ve also found that some pubs offer discounts on particular days, such as “Happy Hour” or “Ladies Night”. Taking advantage of these promotions can help you save a lot of money in the long run.
Of course, the best way to save money on beer in Singapore is to buy it in bulk. Buying beer in larger quantities is much cheaper than buying it in smaller amounts. I’ve found that buying beer in bulk can save me as much as 50% on my beer costs. It’s also a great way to stock up on beer for a party or gathering.
In short, drinking in Singapore can be expensive, but it doesn’t have to be. By taking advantage of the opportunities to save money, such as buying beer from the supermarket or looking for discounts and promotions, you can still have a great time without breaking the bank. As a beer lover, I can’t live without beer, and I’m glad that I’ve been able to find ways to drink beer without spending too much.