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Arabic...alcohol
Is there one IN PRINCIPLE? I know about the severity of drinking alcohol in the UAE, but this is not the question. Somehow, I began to collect a collection of traditional drinks from different countries on my own - I would like to replenish with something from the UAE. But for what the Emirates could be famous for (for example, like Bulgaria - brandy and mastic, Hungary - Tokay wine and Unicum balm). Even if it will be like some kind of Arab moonshine))) And more questions: where to buy and how to export? Thank you!
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Arab alcohol a priori can not be. You can export, import, drink there everything that is produced in the world and imported, for example, duty free, or poured in bars, restaurants, etc.
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answered 13 years ago
Where to buy-Dutik (the most luxurious, like the entire airport, Terminal No. 1, and the Emirates Terminal 2 is just amazing), got distracted. Take out in branded Dyutik packages in hand luggage.
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answered 13 years ago
Coffee is considered a traditional drink. And for alcoholic drinks - only in Duty.
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answered 13 years ago
No, friends, alcohol as such does not interest me. All sorts of baileys, martinis ... The key word here was "Arabic" (even the worst, as in taste alco-bars). But I understood.
And what, Arabic beer, too, it turns out, no? I already became interested.
And what, Arabic beer, too, it turns out, no? I already became interested.
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answered 13 years ago
By the way! I'm flying through Terminal 1. Thank you for reminding me, I just wanted to ask about duty (it was already written somewhere here that "duties" in Dubai are unequal). Already here the answer is already ready, merci))
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answered 13 years ago
No, Oksana. Drinking alcohol for a Muslim is one of the greatest sins. This is not a secular country. There is no question of its production.
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answered 13 years ago