How much do you spend annually on your beverages?

[Anonymous]

I only drink Fiji Water (and coffee/tea made with Fiji), plus kombucha with every meal. (Anyone who's ever had digestive issues should try kombucha.)

But at $3 per 1.5-liter bottle for Fiji water and $4 per 16-ounce bottle of kombucha, it's a lot every month.

[Anonymous]

From $50-100/month

Milk and oj

[Anonymous]

Coffee -- 2 containers Folgers per month plus coffee filters, creamer, sugar -- $300 year
Caffeine free diet pepsi -- 1/2 of a 2 liter bottle per day at $2 per gottle -- $365 year
Buble -- one can every other day at 50 cents per can -- $183 year
iced tea -- one gallon per month plus 8 gallons per year brought to parties and pot lucks at $1 per gallon -- $20 year
kool aid -- 3 gallons per year -- $3 year
bottled water -- $10 year
milk -- 2 half gallons per month @ 5 each -- $120 year
sodas / coffee out to eat -- $48 year
tap water @ one penny for five gallons, one gallon per day --$1 year
DH and all our friends are all in AA. I am not much of a drinker. 8 wine coolers a year and 4 kahlua and milks a year -- 30 year.

All that totals up to $1080 per year.

[Anonymous]

$1000/year (about $90/month) for Nespresso pods and coffee beans
$3000/year for a winery membership with bottles shipped to us
$500/year for liquor - this is a total guess based on the fact that about twice per month we have 2 cocktails each (total of 4).
$500/year for seltzer, juice, and a very occasional pack of diet cokes

So, $5000 a year total, but really worth it IMO. We virtually never drink alcohol anywhere but home.

[Anonymous]

$20-$30/month for coffee. 2 adults.
no alcohol, almost no soda (sometimes carbonated mineral water - say $10/month.)

So about $40/month max or $480/year.