In 2010 buying beer in one of Aruba's major supermarkets ranges from $8.00 to $13.00 for a 6-pack. For American beers, a 6-pack is around $8.00 for Bud Lite bottles [42 ounces; 124 centiliters], around $12.00 for Michelob Ultra Lite bottles [72 ounces; 213 centiliters], and close to $13.00 for Coors Lite bottles [72 ounces; 213 centiliters].
For non American beers, a 6-pack is around $8.00 for Aruba's own beer, Balashi [45 ounces; 132 centiliters] and close to $13.00 for Heineken [67 ounces; 198 centiliters].
One centiliter is equal to one-third of an ounce.
For information on the online stock of beer through IGA's Ling & Sons on Aruba, please visit the link provided below.
Related Q&A：
What are the Liquor prices in Aruba？-Well, the liquor prices in Aruba can vary quite a bit, you know. It depends on the type of liquor and where you're buying it. Generally, you might find that local rum is relatively affordable, but imported brands can be a bit pricier. For example, a basic bottle of local rum could cost you around $15 to $20. But if you're looking for a fancy imported whiskey or vodka, it could easily be $30 or more. And at the bars and restaurants, the prices can go up even more, 'cause you're paying for the location and the service. So, it really just depends on your choices and where you decide to purchase or enjoy your liquor.
