Beer Price

Beer and Beverage Prices 2025

The Weißbiergarten at Familienplatzl is relinquishing its price leadership this year. Last year, the price of beer there was already increased by one euro, but this year another one has been added, which is only enough for second place. The cheapest beer is available this year at Augustiner-Festhalle and Ammer, both for €14.50. Only Familienplatzl, Museumszelt (both €14.60), Boandlkramerei (€14.80), Schichtl and Schützenlisl (both €14.90) remain under €15. With the exception of the Museumszelt and the Weißbiegarten, all the more affordable tents are supplied by the Augustinerbrauerei.

Otherwise, there is great harmony among the landlords of the large tents this year: the beer price is either €15.40 or €15.40, only the Ochsenbraterei is five cents cheaper and Oide Wiesn's Traditionszelt at €15.30.

Otherwise, the wheat beer prices at Boandlkramerei, Marstall and Weinzelt remained the same, but Schützenzelt increases it extraordinarily. A wheat beer there will cost 10.4% more in future, i.e. €17.

Non-Alcoholic Beverage Prices 2025

The prices of non-alcoholic drinks are always good for a stir. But let's start with the positive examples: Weinzelt reduces the price of Spezi by a quarter, but ends up at a still extraordinarily expensive €13.80, down from the original €18.40 per liter. The prices for non-alcoholic beverages will also be significantly adjusted at Schützenlisl. The price of Spezi and lemonade will be reduced by 12.5% to €11.20, while the price of a liter of water will be cut by 10 cents to €10.40.

You only pay less than nine euros for a liter of water at Goldener Hahn and Wirtshaus im Schichtl (€8.80). Among the big ones, only the otherwise very expensive Käfer remains under ten euros and Oide Wiesn's Festzelt Tradition. As usual, Weinzelt provides the biggest discussion. The king of profit margins has the audacity to charge €15.33 for a liter of water. What happens to the water in that tent that it is 74% more expensive than the cheapest colleague and more expensive than a liter of beer in several tents?

How do such prices even get through the city's probity check? Equally questionable is Winzerer Fähndl's increase in the price of water (by 12.6% to €13.40) and Bräurosl's lemonade price (18.5% to €15.40), which is now unparalleled. Käfer's Wiesnschänke increased the lemonade price by a whopping 26.5% to €12.40. On a positive note, the price of a lemonade at Löwenbräuzelt is only €8.60, but only applies to children.

Historic price development