goldfish21 wrote:
10 or 20 ? You said it cost 40, so I'm guessing that's a typo.
Cheapest way to drink here is to brew your own - but - time/space/mess/smell etc. There are U-Brew places where you can go and pay to put on a batch of beer or wine then they do the work and you go bottle it later - but it tends not to last very long so you have to plan on drinking a lot or splitting the batch with others. It's cheaper, and some people do it, but it's not extremely popular - not like just stopping at a liquor store and buying a case. People are lazy and want convenience items.. so much so that so many basic cocktails and high balls are now sold in cans because people don't even pour and mix their own drinks anymore. Makes sense for on the go, but not much sense for at home.
Would be super cheap to distil your own alcohol, but that's illegal here.

Otherwise I'd do that.

18 cans (36 units alcohol) for £10. I bought £40's worth (72 cans)
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