How Much Alcohol Prices in Turkey?

In Turkey, 22 percent of the water in the past 6 months The Consumer Price Index (SCT) was shipped to Europe by the price of these products with tourism.

Ministry of Finance has announced that it has increased the value of most porters by 15,5 percent. Alcohol, which increased from 7.1 percent in February, increased 22 percent in the year 2018. Alcohol prices are constantly increasing in Turkey.

This report describes the country’s law and order in the UK. Alcohol is made from the place compared to the beginning of the first Turkey.

The cheapest in France

In France, which is famous for its historical vineyards and various wines, it is crucial that the amount of whiskey is cheaper than any other country. A bottle of whiskey can be purchased in France to 81 TL. The most expensive is whiskey is 194 TL in Russia.

Raki is burning the hands of the foreign country of Turkey

Turkey, came out of the expense of alcohol consumption in Turkey as the power of a collision between the fire of the fire. With the latest tax, 70 cc bottled water at raki is the cheapest of 119 TL, when same same French food will be paid to 78 TL.

The cheap vodka in Russia, often expensive in Turkey

Russians ‘country drinking’ vodka sold in Turkey has changed the head of the paper. Russian vodka, the first to buy alcohol in Russia, known to pay 17.95 TL, is worth 93 TL in Turkey. The country sells vodka in Russia at a price, while Turkey is the most expensive.

Turks working for 45 minutes, French working for 7 minutes

First, Turkey, Germany, France, the United States and compare the value of beer in Russia. It is a possibility of beer of five countries with the cheapest country 6.20 TL British, Turkey’s position in the country with 8.50 TL expensive. Thus, at least 45 minutes per person should receive a flower of beer in Turkey, in France for only 7 minutes.

Belarus is at the top of the consumption of alcohol

Belarus is in the first case with 17.32 liters of alcohol consumption per capita as WHO. According to the WHO, Lithuania is second with 12.65 liters, and Czech Republic is third with 12.43 liters. The smallest in the world is Libya, Somalia and Bangladesh.

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