The prices in the photo are in DKK; converted to Canadian Dollars, 11.67 DKK is about $2.50 per litre.
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Even Danes think this is
Even Danes think this is insane - at more normal rates the classic joke is that unlike in the US (and CA as far as I can recall) Denmark is a country where beer and gasoline costs about the same.
The price of gasoline in
The price of gasoline in Charlottetown (Canada) was $1.40 CAD when I left on Monday, which translates to 6.613 DKK. This is the highest the price has ever been.
I’m not a regular beer drinker, but I think you’d be hard-pressed to find a beer in Charlottetown for $1.40.
Maybe $1.40 if you buy your
Maybe $1.40 if you buy your beer in cases. Definitely not at a bar.
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