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Did anywhere the beer price go up?


jessicar

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1 week now we got the new tax on alcohol but it's still the same price.

I expect the brewerys are asked to make new bottles to avoid shopowners to keep a lot in stock and sell it after for a higher price. ( Including me ?) or has anyone seen a higher price already? Except the small shops around the corner?

 

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Nothing in  mainstream shops in town but rob dogs local village shop up by 7 THB singha 5 THB Leo a bottle?

Mrs poohy ( a fiscally minded lady with the personality of a scrap yard dog) went in this evening, lady asked her if she wanted the usual 2 beers,

 

i think the sharp  response of "no we can buy when we go out now at 7/11 got her back up somewhat!. 

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We maybe still drinking stockpiled beer on which duty has already been paid. Increase won't surface until new stock is purchased from the brewery, where the tax is paid.

Just a thought?

Tiger in 7-Eleven still 56B

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bought a 24 pack tiger cans yesterday paid 767 from wholesaler.  before increase from same place 732.  so went up 35 baht. little under 5 % increase, but i remember from other increase that wholesalers might jack the price at the start but then as everyone starts to see what everyone else is doing price drops by a few baht.

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Just bought 6 small Chang at Lotus, Salaya, price per bottle, 34 Baht. Shelf stock is dwindling and not being replenished.  Also bought a 1 litre Bells Scotch, never tried before, at a cost of 499, so don't know if same, cheaper or dearer.  Looked at the wines and most appear to be at pre-tax increase.  Actually saw that Bailey's Irish Cream had been reduced by 200 baht, maybe to get rid of old stock.:wai:

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18 hours ago, jessicar said:

1 week now we got the new tax on alcohol but it's still the same price.

I expect the brewerys are asked to make new bottles to avoid shopowners to keep a lot in stock and sell it after for a higher price. ( Including me ?) or has anyone seen a higher price already? Except the small shops around the corner?

 

There are microchips on the new labels.

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Around Wiang Chai Big bottle of  Chang is up 2 baht that the only one I buy so don't know about the rest and don't smoke any more either. When I first came to Thailand in 1994 a big bottle of Carlsberg was 20 baht  Amarit and Kloster a bit less as Carlsberg was the premium. Sin tax in my home country of Canada has raised prices far more than that in that same time period. So not such a big deal as far as I am concerned.

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Talked to three shop/restaurant owners, 2 Thai, 1 Foreigner: They buy now for 2 baht more for small bottles, 5 baht more for biggies. Biggies, including my German Hefeweizen. No price increase with them. So I continue to drink as usual.

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On 9/23/2017 at 8:01 AM, Thanyaburi Mac said:

However, a small bottle is now 320ml rather than the earlier on 330ml, and just a few years ago for Singha, 350ml.

 

Mac

small bottles have been 320 ml for ages.....and large bottles have had less liquid in them for ages too.....another money making scam !!!

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