The Difference Between Beer, Ale And Lager

Posted on July 12, 2012 by Corey Rozon

So the time has come to answer a very important question here at Barwhiz: Is there a difference between Beer, Ale, and Lager? We have all heard these terms being thrown around in pub circles for years but have we actually taken the time to find out the discernible difference? If not, now is that time.

Beer is the third most popular beverage in the world, behind water and tea respectively. It is delicious and is generally made with the following ingredients: water, some form of starch (usually malted wheat or barley), hops, and brewer’s yeast – those are the basics.

During the making of beer, known as the brewing process, hot water is mixed with the starch source creating a substance called “wort”. The wort is then boiled and hops are added for flavoring. This hopped wort is then cooled and brewer’s yeast is added for fermentation. And voila, Beer!

It is in this fermentation stage, however, that beer becomes categorized as either an Ale or Lager. The temperature during the fermentation stage as well as the type of yeast that is used for fermentation is responsible for creating either an Ale or a Lager.

For example, Ales are fermented with brewer’s yeast that ferments on the top of the liquid. The fermentation process is also carried out in a warmer temperature (roughly 59 – 77 degrees F) creating a stronger more aggressive taste and often a higher alcohol content.

Lager beer on the other hand (from the German word “to store”) is made with brewer’s yeast that ferments on the bottom of the liquid. The fermentation process always takes place in a cooler environment (roughly 40 – 55 degrees F) and lasts longer than Ale’s fermentation process. This longer, cooler fermentation process safeguards the Lager from having a fruity taste as it produces a more clear, smooth, crisp taste.

Most of the beer that is consumed around the world today is Lager beer; however, Ale’s have been making a comeback in North America and Britain of late.

Now that you know the difference between Ales and Lagers, it’s up to you to find one that tastes right to your own personal palate.

Cheers.

Author: Corey Rozon

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Brewery Tours of the United States

Posted on June 25, 2012 by Kristin

The warm days of summer are perfect for many things. In particular, road trips and kicking back with an ice cold beer. Just hopping in the car and driving where your whims take you isn’t for everyone. Why not road trip with purpose?

There are many breweries across the United States and you can take a coast-to-coast trek visiting the places where your favorite drink is made. Here, we present to you a small selection of brewery tours that will take you across the USA. You are more than welcome to add your own stop in Kansas to visit the world’s largest ball of twine (http://www.roadsideamerica.com/story/8543) if you wish.

Sam Adams Brewery – Boston, MA

Add some American history to your brewery tour of America at this stop. Not only do you learn how Samuel Adams beer is made, you will also learn the history of their Founding Father/brewer namesake. Combine the with a Red Sox game for the ultimate Boston experience. While the tour is technically free, they do suggest a $2 donation that goes to local Boston charities.

http://www.samueladams.com/share-passion/tours.aspx

Anheuser-Busch – 5 US locations

Anheuser-Busch has turned brewery touring in to an art form (even if you can’t say the same for the taste of Budweiser). See the process behind making enormous quantities of beer and the steps they take to protect the environment while they do it. Several locations offer Beer School for those of legal drinking age who want to learn the art of beer appreciation. In addition their five different brewery tours, they offer tours of Warm Springs Ranch (home of the Clydesdale horses) and and Grants Farm (land once tended by President Ulysses S. Grant). Make sure to take in a Cardinals game if you stop in St. Louis.

http://www.budweisertours.com/z01/

Milwaukee, WI – Several Breweries

Not only the land of Cheese Heads, Milwaukee has many breweries to choose from. C’mon, their MLB team isn’t called the Brewers for nothing. The hipster in you will be happy to visit the birthplace of Pabst Blue Ribbon while your inner beer snob will rejoice in tasting beer from some of the smaller locally available brews. If you are interested in the local cheese, there are probably tours, but that is a topic best left for Cheez Whiz.

http://milwaukeebrewerytours.com/

Denver, CO – Many breweries to choose from

You can get your fix of brewery tours (and give your driving foot a rest) by settling down in Denver and visiting their numerous breweries. There are plenty of different breweries in the area that all offer free tours. The tours cover the range of brewing giants like Miller/Coors to up and coming crafts brewers like Left Hand Brewing. There are tours and tasting to suit every beer taste and yet more Major League Baseball with the Colorado Rockies.
Here are links to just a few:

http://www.breckbrew.com/about/tours

http://denver.about.com/od/attractions/tp/10-Free-Colorado-Brewery-Tours.htm

http://www.denver.org/what-to-do/attractions/detail?memid=23978&k=microbrew&wc=Attr

Rogue Brewery – Portland, OR and surrounding towns

Finish up your trip in the Pacific North West. Rogue Brewery offers tours of its Micro Hopyard in Independence, OR. The tour takes you through Rouge’s 42 acres of hop filled farmland. Their farm is surrounded by cherry and filbert trees as well as osprey nests. It’s a nature tour any beer lover will enjoy. After your tour you can enjoy a pint or two and some food at the Oregon Brewing Company.
Farm tours are only offered on weekend. Make sure to check ahead before making the trek out there. http://www.rogue.com/locations/locations.php

Abbey Beverage Company – The Monastery of Christ in the Desert, Northern New Mexico

For some beer is a religious experience. So why not visit a working monastery that has recently entered the world of craft brewing? The monastery is located 75 miles north of Sante Fe, so plan this as a day trip. Brewing happens on a small scale at this location with the monks focusing on seasonal beers brewed from their own hop yard. Yes, the monks do the brewing under the guidance of a master brewer. Abbey Beverage has a lager facility in Moriarty, NM, but visiting the monks at their home will make for a lovely get away from city life and give example of the famous quote: Beer is proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy. Don’t expect free samples here, just a path to a simple, happy life.

http://christdesert.org/Abbey_Beverage_Company/index.html

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100 Most Popular Drinks Of All Time

Posted on June 21, 2012 by Corey Rozon

Here at BarWhiz as you probably know, we’re proud of our wide collection of information when it comes to alcoholic beverages.
Today we are proud to present a complete list of 100 of the most popular drinks of all time.

Be sure to also check out our very own Periodic Table of Alcohol,

1. Harvey Wallbanger

A fruity and sweet cocktail based on vodka and orange juice.

2. Pilsner

A type of pale lager that has a very light, clear color from pale to golden yellow, and a distinct hop aroma and flavour.

3. Vermouth

Vermouth is a fortified wine flavored with various dry ingredients; it is used as an ingredient in many cocktails.

4. Kir Royale

A popular French cocktail made with a crÃ¨me de cassis (blackcurrant liqueur) and champagne.

5. Sidecar

A classic cocktail traditionally made with Brandy/Cognac, orange liqueur and lemon juice.

6. Angel’s Tit

A shooter made with creme de cacao, cherry liqueur and cream. Usually topped with a cherry.

7. Champagne

Champagne is a popular sparkling wine, made primarily of Pinot noir, Chardonnay and Pinot Meunier grapes.

8. Brandy

Brandy is a beverage produced by distilling wine. It generally contains 35%â€“60% alcohol by volume. It is typically taken as an after-dinner drink.

9. Jello Shot

A Jello shot is a shooter in which liquor, usually vodka, rum, tequila, or neutral grain spirit replaces some of the water or fruit juice that is used to congeal the gel.

10. Mojito

A Mojito is a cocktail made white rum, sugar, lime juice, sparkling water and mint. It is a popular summer drink and has a refreshing taste combing sweetness, lime and mint flavors.

11. Whiskey

Whiskey is a popular spirit made from fermented grain mash. It usually contains about 40% alcohol by volume.

13. Malt Liquor

A type of beer with a high alcohol content (above or equal to 5% alcohol by volume) made with malted barley.

14. Shiraz / Syrah

A popular variety of red wine, its taste is commonly described as powerful, full-bodied and it often includes flavors of berries and/or pepper.

15. Screwdriver

Basically made with vodka and orange juice, the Screwdriver is a popular cocktail all around the world.

16. Amber Ale

A pale ale that is brewed to produce an amber colour generally ranging from light copper to light brown.

17. Bronx

A martini based cocktail with an addition of orange juice.

18. Negroni

The Negroni is a cocktail made with equal parts of gin, sweet vermouth and bitters.

19. Long Island Iced Tea

A strong beverage made with a variety of spirits. The drink has about 22 percent alcohol concentration

20. Bahama Mama

A tropical rum-based cocktail made with pineapple juice, coconut liqueur and orange juice.

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Periodic Table of Alcohol

Posted on June 19, 2012 by BarWhiz

Welcome to BarWhiz, where we always like to talk about parties, nightlife and of course alcohol.

Whether you’re a regular drinker or just like a cocktail every now and then, you might find yourself missing the ingredients, curious about knowing more beverages and wishing you had some visual aid.

We’ve decided to gather some popular alcoholic drinks and make an easy visual aid, with this periodic table, you can find recipes for a lot of popular cocktails, or simply read about some new alcoholic beverages you don’t know.

Please let us now what you think in the comment section. Enjoy!

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Movie Mixology – Pairing the Greatest Movies with Great Drinks

Posted on June 18, 2012 by Kristin

Think nothing is better than dinner and a movie? Try drinks and a movie.
To accomplish this, you can:

A) Go to one of those pricey luxury movie theaters with reclining chairs and a well stocked overpriced bar

B) Kick back in the comfort of your own home with some of the greatest movies ever made and drinks that pair with them perfectly.

These movies come from the AFI’s list of top movies of all time and we have hand picked the perfect drinks to enjoy while watching them.

1. Citizen Kane

Citizen Kane | Orson Welles | Joseph Cotten | Movie Trailer | Review

Plot: The story revolves around the death of newspaper publisher, Charles Kane and his mysterious last word “Rosebud…” The character of Kane was loosely based on real-life newspaper magnate, William Randolph Hearst (who was none to happy with the homage).
Drink Pairing: Sidecar – Dating back to the post World War I time period, The Side car is a relic of a bygone era, much like Charles Foster Kane. With a base of cognac mixed with orange liqueur and lemon juice, this drink is anything but a light weight. Enjoy sipping this slowly as you watch the life and legacy of this media mogul unfold.

2. The Godfather

The Godfather | Movie Trailer | Review

Plot: Spanning the years of 1945-1955, the movie tells the story of the Corleone crime family in New York and the rise of Michael Corleone (played by a pre-WTF Al Pacino)
Drink Pairing: Sangria – Given that “sangria” translates from Portuguese to English as “bleeding,” it shouldn’t then take a horse’s head to realize why this is the perfect drink for this movie. Just make sure you use a good Italian red table wine as a base for mixing in the fruit and brandy.

3. Casablanca

Plot: A cynical American expatriate living in Morocco must help his former flame and her rebel husband escape Casablanca to continue his fight against the Nazis.
Drink Pairing: Gin and tonic – “Of all the gin joints in all the towns in the world…” One sip of this and you’ll be feeling as manly as Rick or at least start talking like Humphrey Bogart. Add a twist of lime if you want to feel strong and a little feminine like the rebellious Ilsa.

4. Raging Bull

Plot: Inspired by the true story of boxer Jake LaMotta. Now overweight and a comedian, Jake flashes back to his life as a boxer and his abusive relationships with his family and wife. Robert De Niro won an Oscar for his harrowing and realistic portrayal of this ultimate anti-hero.
Drink Pairing: Red Bull and Vodka – Nothing like the feeling of inebriation mixed with extreme jitters to get in the headspace of Jake LaMotta. We don’t recommend drinking too many of these unless you feel like reenacting his downfall.

5. Singin’ in the Rain

Plot: Before The Artist, this musical comedy explored Hollywood’s transition from silent movies to “talkies.”
Drink Pairing: Adult Chocolate Milk on the rocks (or with a splash of Crème de Menthe). This movie is so fun and happy it will make you feel like a kid again. Why not appease your inner-child with a little grown up twist. If rain makes you want to curl up with a blanket, try mixing it with hot cocoa.

6. Gone with the Wind

Plot: One of the greatest love stories ever brought to the silver screen. It’s got epic scenery, epic romance, epic hardship and epic Don’t-Give-A-Damn-ness.
Drink Pairing: Guinness – A hearty beer like this (or another dark stout) should be enough to tide you over so you’ll never be hungry again. It can also be used to make a stew with Scarlette O’Hara’s lone carrot.

7. Lawrence of Arabia

Lawrence of Arabia | Movie Trailer | Review

Plot: The true story of T.E. Lawrence and his exploits in Arabia during WWI. Peter O’Toole is brilliant as Lawrence and Alec “Obi Wan Kenobi” Guinness impressively plays an Arab Prince (it’s amazing what a little make-up can do).
Drink Pairing: Water – Seriously, with all the sand in this movie you will want nothing more than to hydrate, hydrate, hydrate. Sunscreen is optional.

8. Schindler’s List

Plot: Yet another true story. War profiteer, Oskar Schindler becomes the savior of over one thousand Polish Jews during the Holocaust.
Drink Pairing: This movie is so emotional and gut wrenching, wait until the end of the movie, do a couple of shots of Sobieski, Belvedere or any other Polish vodka and call it a night.

9. Vertigo

Plot: Jimmy Stewart in all his Jimmy Stewart-ness plays a man with a crippling fear of heights. Hired an a private investigator, he gets tangled up in a murder mystery with so many twists, even you’ll get dizzy. An Alfred Hitchcock classic.
Drink Pairing: Long Island Iced Tea – This strong concoction has enough booze to have you feeling like Jimmy Stewart after a half glass. Too much and you may have to piece together the mystery of the previous night.

10. The Wizard of Oz

Plot: Dorothy, Toto, Munchkins, witches – do we really need to spell this one out for you?
Drink Pairing: Let’s have some real fun with this. Set the movie to play on mute, get a copy of Pink Floyd’s “Dark Side of the Moon” and hit play on the album once you see the MGM logo show up on your TV screen. Have some absinthe handy and prepare for your mind to be blown.

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10 Amazing Beer Commercials

Posted on June 14, 2012 by Corey Rozon

Does anybody really like the commercials they see on TV these days? I don’t; In fact I’m becoming more and more convinced that the mute button was invented so that viewers wouldn’t have to be subjected to the overly loud, obnoxious, cliché, sensationalized advertisements that bombard and interrupt quality programming these days (or lack thereof, but that’s a whole other bag).

Too harsh? Ok, so maybe not all commercials are so bad. Take for example beer commercials! A bit ironic considering most people don’t really need an advertisement to remind them to buy beer, especially at a bar. At any rate, it’s these commercials that are the topic of this post. Here are 10 amazing beer commercials that might inspire you to try a new brew:

1) Good Things Come To Those Who Wait

After watching this commercial life on earth just makes sense. Our friends at Guinness have revealed the impetus that has been driving the evolution of man for billions of years – Dark Lager Beer.

2) Think Those Are Real?

This commercial really does nothing at all to sell Bud Light; but it’s funny because bad tan lines are funny on just about anybody (but mostly on men who wake up looking like they’ve grown a pair…of, uhhh, boobs.

3) This Guy Wants Porno

This commercial does more to dissuade impulse checkout buying than it does to persuade buying beer at the convenient store. But, hey, maybe I’m taking it too seriously, after all it’s just good old “tongue and cheeks” (said with Asian accent) humour.

4) The Newest Member Of The League

I don’t really like this commercial but I picked it because it’s absurd to think that everyone only gets two beers because of this guy? Hardly a worthwhile superhero in my opinion.

5) Best F***king Beer Commercial

One of the best f***king beer commercials I’ve ever seen! Now I have to remember to put a quarter in the swear jar.

6) Be Careful What You Say (NSFW)

You really do have to wait for the punch line at the end of this commercial to see why it made the list.

7) You Can’t Always Be Smooth

This commercial totally capitalizes on the “schizophrenic bluetooth” situation that many of us have fallen victim to in recent years. And what happens to the guy in the commercial will drive any man to drink.

8) Remember Your Cup

It’s finally happened… a commercial that captures a man’s worst nightmare: getting hit in the nuggets while watching a baseball game that gets cut short because everyone gets hit in the nuggets.

9) Men With Talent

This commercial made the list because of the guy’s face at 0:33.

10) Keeps It Coming

No list of anything in the world would be complete without an appearance by Will Ferrell – the 10 most amazing beer commercials are no exception.

Author: Corey Rozon

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Top Five Expensive Bar Drinks To Enjoy At Least Once In A Lifetime

Posted on June 11, 2012 by Drew

Many people have tight budgets and strict schedules, but everyone should put that aside at least once in their lifetime and splurge. Here at BarWhiz we’ve decided to turn to those who want to accomplish this, and love a good cocktail.

These are the five most expensive bar drinks in the world, for someone who appreciates his drinks, this just might be what he needs to enjoy at least once in his lifetime (or perhaps more if you can afford it):

1. Ritz-Paris Sidecar – $1,670

This beverage is served in the Hemingway Bar at the Ritz Hotel located in Ritz-Paris, France.
The ingredients are Cointreau orange liqueur, lemon juice, and cognac made between the years 1830 and 1870. The grapes used were right before grape vines were infested by the plant lice known as phylloxera. The original sidecar was first created in 1922 at Buck’s Club in London, England before it was introduced to Paris patrons.

2. Platinum Passion – $1,500

This drink is sold at the Duvet Lounge in New York where patrons are served on actual beds instead of bar stools or booths. This consists of L’Esprit de Courvoisier cognac which is $6,000 per bottle and was enjoyed by Napoleon in the 1800s, passion fruit syrup, wildflower honey, sugar, wild berries, lemon juice and brown sugar. The glass is decorated with an actual blooming orchid flower.

3. Merchant Hotel Mai Tai – $1,480

This treat is available at the Merchant Hotel in Belfast, Northern Ireland.
This contains lime, orange culacao liqueur from Holland, rock candy syrup, French Orgeat almond flavoring, mint leaves and a special seventeen year old Jamaican rum of which only six bottles were produced. Ninety percent of the rum sales in Jamaica are J. Wray Nephew rum. This company started as a tavern in 1825, and their award winning rum accounts for ninety percent of the rum sales in Jamaica. The original mai tai was created in the United States in 1944 at the Polynesian themed bar Trader Vic’s in Oakland, California.

4. Kentucky Derby Mint Julep – $1,000

Kentucky Derby and Churchill Downs, United States
This has been the favorite beverage served at at the Kentucky Derby and Churchill Downs in Louisville, Kentucky since 1938. Also known as the Early Times Mint Julep Ready to Serve Cocktail, the ingredients include bourbon, sugar, water, ice and mint leaf and is served in a special collectible glass.

5. Bentley Sidecar – $550

This less expensive version of the Ritz-Paris Sidecar is available in various establishments in New York. This alternative consists of Australian Hennessy Ellipse cognac which provides 43.5 percent alcohol in one glass. This strong brandy provides a unique taste sensation that some drinkers say lasts up to 24 hours.

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Bar Whiz Buzz Kill – States with toughest DUI laws

Posted on June 8, 2012 by Kristin

We hear it time and time again, “Don’t drink and drive.” Each year there are thousands of deaths and injuries attributed to drunk drivers. Yet in spite of this, many take their lives and the lives of others into their hands by getting behind the wheel after enjoying a drink or two, or more.
Bar Whiz trusts that our readers are smart enough to hand the keys to someone else. For those who still think it’s worth the risk (or have an extreme invincibility complex), here are a list of states where the punishment for a DUI is pretty severe.

1. Washington State
1. Legal limit: .08
2. Fines: Up to $5000
3. Jail time: Up to 1 year
4. Drivers License: Suspended for 90 days even if not convicted

2. Virginia
1. Legal limit: .08
2. Fines: Minimum $250
3. Jail time: None
4. Drivers License: Revoked for one year with or without conviction

3. Georgia
1. Legal limit: .08
2. Fines: $300-$1000
3. Jail time: 10 days – 1 year
4. Drivers License: Suspended for one year

4. Arizona
1. Legal limit: .08
2. Fines: $250 fine plus $1000 in assessment fees
3. Jail time: Minimum 10 days
4. Drivers License: Suspended for one year for refused breathalyzer test. Installation of ignition device (breathalyzer device that won’t start car if you’ve been drinking)

5. Alabama
1. Legal limit: .08
2. Fines: $600-$2100
3. Jail time: Up to one year
4. Drivers License: Suspended up to 90 days

6. Massachusetts
1. Legal limit: .08
2. Fines: $500-$5000
3. Jail time: Up to two and a half years
4. Drivers License: Suspended for one year

7. Texas
1. Legal limit: .08
2. Fines: Up to $2000
3. Jail time: 72 hours – 180 days
4. Drivers License: Suspended for one year plus fees of up to $2000/year for 3 years to keep it
These DUI penalties are all for first offenses. If they are that bad the first time around, just imagine how much worse they get for those who refuse to learn their lesson. And this is just one part of the punishment. Auto insurance companies have their own individual, and costly, punishments for those convicted of a DUI.

The moral of the story is simple: Instead of hoping that you don’t get caught, just get a taxi.

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Beer Or Ale? An Ode To Dr. Seuss

Posted on May 31, 2012 by Corey Rozon

Beer Or Ale? An Ode To Dr. Seuss

Here at BarWhiz, we are more than just a great place to find the best bars, clubs, and party cities all over the world. We also like to kick back and get a little silly sometimes.

Everyone knows that a big plate of greasy green eggs and ham is the best cure for a hangover, so we thought we would find out about your preference when it comes to beer or ale in a rhyme inspired by the great Dr. himself.

Do you like beer

Or ale?

Would you drink them here

Or there?

Would you drink them in a house?

Would you drink them with a mouse?

Paddy the rat – Image copyright Tanya Bond

Would you drink them in a box?

Would you drink them with a fox?

Would you? Could you? in a car?

Drink them! Drink them! Here they are:

You may like them. You will see. You may like them in a
tree?

What if, what if, they were free?

Could you, would you on a train?

Would you, could you, in the rain?

Could you, would you, with a goat?

Would you, could you, on a boat?

You won’t drink them. So you say. Try them! Try them! And
you may.

Picture of mouse with Guiness by Tanya Bond

Author: Corey Rozon

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99 Bottles Of Beer Prices Of The World

Posted on May 16, 2012 by Corey Rozon

From how to make killing as a bar server to how to save some money at the clubs, BarWhiz.com is more than just a great place to find the best bars and clubs all over the world, we are also here to help you party on a budget.

The interactive map below gives you an idea of the average price of beer in almost 100 countries around the world (right click on image and press “full screen” for a better view):

via chartsbin.com

The above prices are for 500ml beers in British pounds. For those of you that don’t want to do the conversion, 500ml is equal to one tall frosty 16 ounce pint of beer. We’ve also gone ahead and converted the prices in to American funds (USD) below, ranging from cheapest to most expensive.

So without further adieu, here are the 99 bottles of beer on the wall… er, I mean 99 average beer prices of the world:

#99. Ukraine – $0.74 USD
#98. Vietnam – $0.75 USD
#97. Belarus – $0.79 USD
#96. Nicaragua – $0.80 USD
#95. Saudi Arabia – $0.82 USD
#94. Philippines – $0.82 USD
#93. Paraguay – $0.85 USD
#92. Czech Republic – $0.85 USD
#91. Bosnia And Herzegovina – $0.85 USD
#90. Honduras – $0.93 USD
#89. Ecuador – $0.99 USD
#88. El Salvador – $1.01 USD
#87. Slovakia – $1.03 USD
#86. Romania – $1.03 USD
#85. Bulgaria – $1.03 USD
#84. Macedonia – $1.04 USD
#83. Kazakhstan – $1.04 USD
#82. Cambodia – $1.04 USD
#81. Albania – $1.04 USD
#80. Moldova – $1.06 USD
#79. Georgia – $1.06 USD
#78. Colombia – $1.06 USD
#77. Panama – $1.09 USD
#76. Serbia – $1.11 USD
#75. Russia – $1.28 USD
#74. Hungary – $1.28 USD
#73. Syria – $1.31 USD
#72. Kenya – $1.36 USD
#71. Mexico – $1.36 USD
#70. Argentina – $1.36 USD
#69. Puerto Rico – $1.39 USD
#68. Peru – $1.43 USD
#67. China – $1.43 USD
#66. India – $1.44 USD
#65. Costa Rica – $1.49 USD
#64. Guatemala – $1.52 USD
#63. Poland – $1.52 USD
#62. Lithuania – $1.55 USD
#61. Mongolia – $1.57 USD
#60. South Africa – $1.60 USD
#59. Venezuela – $1.70 USD
#58. Estonia – $1.70 USD
#57. Montenegro – $1.71 USD
#56. Portugal – $1.71 USD
#55. Chile – $1.71 USD
#54. Sri Lanka – $1.75 USD
#53. Uruguay – $1.75 USD
#52. Croatia – $1.76 USD
#51. South Korea – $1.78 USD
#50. Slovenia – $1.83 USD
#49. Lebanon – $1.86 USD
#48. Thailand – $1.86 USD
#47. Latvia – $1.86 USD
#46. Brazil – $1.86 USD
#45. Belgium – $1.86 USD
#44. Dominican Republic – $2.00 USD
#43. Netherlands – $2.07 USD
#42. Indonesia – $2.08 USD
#41. Tunisia – $2.12 USD
#40. Spain – $2.13 USD
#39. Azerbaijan – $2.16 USD
#38. Germany – $2.31 USD
#37. Cyprus – $2.36 USD
#36. Nigeria – $2.40 USD
#35. United States – $2.42 USD
#34. Egypt – $2.45 USD
#33. Turkey – $2.52 USD
#32. Morocco – $2.76 USD
#31. Austria – $2.87 USD
#30. United Kingdom – $2.90 USD
#29. Taiwan – $2.92 USD
#28. Sudan – $2.96 USD
#27. New Zealand – $3.03 USD
#26. Greece – $3.04 USD
#25. Malaysia – $3.09 USD
#24. Kuwait – $3.11 USD
#23. Brunei – $3.22 USD
#22. Bangladesh – $3.25 USD
#21. United Arab Emirates – $3.41 USD
#20. Israel – $3.53 USD
#19. Oman – $3.73 USD
#18. Iran – $3.78 USD
#17. Italy – $3.85 USD
#16. Canada – $3.88 USD
#15. Iceland – $3.94 USD
#14. Jamaica – $3.96 USD
#13. Jordan – $4.02 USD
#12. Switzerland – $4.09 USD
#11. Luxembourg – $4.12 USD
#10. Pakistan – $4.18 USD
#9. Denmark – $4.20 USD
#8. Australia – $4.37 USD
#7. Ireland – $4.49 USD
#6. Norway – $4.50 USD
#5. Japan – $4.61 USD
#4. Sweden – $4.69 USD
#3. Finland – $4.71 USD
#2. France – $4.74 USD
#1. Qatar – $5.82 USD