Here's how much a beer will cost you in 10 of the world's most expensive cities

City ranking by cost of living: 7 (tied with Copenhagen and Seoul)

New York has the highest price per bottle. The city is known for its breweries, and while many are upstate, several are located in the city area. Brooklyn especially is infamous for new pop-ups — including Circa Brewing Company and Five Boroughs Brewing Company — along with Williamsburg's Brooklyn Brewery, which was established in 1988. Overall, the price of beer in New York changed only eight cents, rising from last year's price of $3.25.

Source: Time Out, New York State Brewers' Association, City Brew Tours, NY State Senate, Brooklyn Brewery

City ranking by cost of living: 7 (tied with New York and Seoul)

Home to the Carlsberg Group, Denmark's capital has been brewing beer for over 170 years. Copenhagen's price per bottle dropped almost 50 cents compared to last year, lowering its cost from $3.06.

Source: Carlsberg Group, Visit Denmark

City ranking by cost of living: 7 (tied with New York and Copenhagen)

Seoul's beer scene is best known for the Oriental Breweries headquarters, more commonly known as OB. The city saw a bottle price reduction of eight cents compared to $3.25 last year.

Source: Bloomberg

City ranking by cost of living: 5 (tied with Geneva)

As the popularity of craft beer in Japan steadily increases, Osaka remains a major hub for both food and drink. Alongside restaurants with prime beer on tap, the city is home to several breweries, including Dotonbori Beer. The price change from last year included an eight cent raise from $2.22.

Source: Culture Trip, Dontonbori Beer Co., Culture Trip

City ranking by cost of living: 5 (tied with Osaka)

While it is best known for its watchmaking and Swiss chocolate shops, Geneva hosted its first Open Air Craft Beer Festival in 2017 and is also home to Les Brasseurs micro-brewery. The city's per per bottle dropped 34 cents compared to its 2018 price of $1.88.

Source: Les Brasseurs, Geneva Live Tourism

City ranking by cost of living: 4

At over a dollar more than fellow Swiss city Geneva, Zurich's price per bottle rings in at $3.25, down three cents from last year. Travel + Leisure noted that craft beer is becoming more accessible, and several small breweries now exist in the region.

Source: Travel + Leisure, MySwitzerland

City ranking by cost of living: 1 (tied with Singapore and Paris)

Hong Kong is home to Hong Kong Beer Co., the city's first craft brewery. According to the company's website, it is also the first craft brewery in Asia to sell beer exclusively in bottles and kegs. Though Hong Kong is tied for the No. 1 most expensive city, it actually offers the cheapest beer prices amongst the expensive cities, with a price of $1.77 — down from last year's $1.93.

Source: Hong Kong Beer Co., Time Out

City ranking by cost of living: 1 (tied with Singapore and Hong Kong)

While Paris is better known for its wine — brought from vineyards in Bordeaux and Burgundy — the French capital has several microbreweries. Located both inside and just outside the city arrondissements, locations include La Brasserie de l'Etre, Paname Brewing Company, and Le Triangle. Beer prices dropped 35 cents compared to $2.45 in 2018.

Source: Trip Savvy, Urban Adventures, Culture Trip

City ranking by cost of living: 1 (tied with Paris and Hong Kong)

Beer in Singapore is dominated by Heineken Asia Pacific — formerly known as Malayan Breweries Limited — which produces both the Heineken brand and also owns craft breweries such as Archipelago Brewery, whose headquarters are located outside the city in Jalan Ahmad Ibrahim.

The area is best known for Tiger Beer, first brewed by Malayan Breweries Limited in 1932 but now distributed worldwide. Retaining its position as the most expensive city for the fifth consecutive year, Singapore's beer prices dropped from $2.53 in 2018 to $2.37.

Source: The Heineken Company, Time Out, Archipelago Brewery, Tiger Beer, CNBC