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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Continuous Household Survey, 2002-2003

Variable Details

Variablenbotl7
LabelWhat make normal strength beer etc bottles drunk that day?
Responses
0 2
1 1
10 1
13 1
2 2
4 1
BUD 4
BUD WEISER 1
BUDWEISER 18
BUDWEIZER 1
Becks 1
CARLSBERG 1
COBRA 1
FRAMPTONS 1
GUINNESS 2
HARP 2
HEINIKEN 1
MANGERS 1
MILLAR 1
MILLER 8
Miller 1
OLD ENGLISH 1
STELLAR 1
TENNANTS 2
TENNENTS 1
TUSKER 1
Tennants 1
a dutch beer in a fri 1
bass 3
becks 2
bedweisser 1
black label 1
brand not found 1
bud 9
bud 330 1
budice 1
budw 1
budweieser 1
budweise 2
budweiser 39
budweisr 1
budwieser 1
budwiser 4
budwisser 2
bulmars cidr 1
bulmers 2
carling 1
carlsberg 4
cider 1
coors 1
corrs light 1
cors light 1
double dutch 1
fiddlers elbow 1
franziskaner 1
grolsh 1
guiness 5
guinness 3
harp 12
heineken 1
heinekin 1
magners 3
methos greek beer 1
mile 1
mille 1
miller 41
miller genuine 1
pils 1
red dog 1
rolling rock 1
same 1
satzenburgh 1
stella artois 5
strongbow 2
tennants 1
tennents 2
tennents lager 1
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationContinuous Household Survey, 2002-2003
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