I am in PEI at a conference and typing this on a borrowed iPod. Saison Dupont 5.75 for 750 ml in Quebec. Nice.
Err...iPhone...
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Joe S. - October 20, 2008 4:30 AM
$5.75? That's encouraging. They run €2-3 per 75cL here from drinks markets, so after the conversion that's a reasonable markup. I've seen them for US$12-15 in the States, which is outrageous.
Whether I'll be desperate enough to pay that much after I eventually move back there is a separate question.