Birmingham's Frankfurt Christmas Market has been condemned as a "rip-off" by visitors shocked at this year's steep price rises.The event, which threw open its doors on November 5 and runs until Christmas Eve, bills itself as the biggest authentic German market outside Germany or Austria.It now charges £14 for a two-pint stein of Hofbrau wheat beer, with a £7 glass deposit pushing the upfront cost to £21.The market's signature half-metre bratwurst carries a £9.50 price tag, rising to £10.50 with onions. TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say A single beer and sausage therefore sets visitors back more than £30, leaving families across the West Midlands questioning whether the festive favourite remains worth the trip.Matt Hunt, 45, a...
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