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German beer sellers already swamped by Dutch customers, and that's before the tax hike kicks in

German beer sellers already swamped by Dutch customers, and that's before the tax hike kicks in

Dutch consumers are increasingly traveling to Germany to purchase beer in order to take advantage of significant price differences. This trend is expected to grow as residents anticipate future excise tax increases on alcohol within the Netherlands.

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