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Is it possible to sell vodka in France
I know that in Turkey you can sell a bottle of vodka for 50-100 dollars. But now I'm going to France and Spain. Tell me, is it possible to sell somewhere half a liter or 0.7 liters of plain vodka, and if so, where, how and for how much?
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However, the question is in bulk)) I brought vodka with pepper as a gift ... But nothing is known about sales, as well as about the astronomical prices for the "original" product.
But for every product there is a merchant, so go for it ;-) If you don’t sell at super prices, mark one of the evenings a visit to these glorious countries known for their art of winemaking and excellent wines. And it will work out - share your entrepreneurial experience with TURPRAVDA.COM visitors :D)
But for every product there is a merchant, so go for it ;-) If you don’t sell at super prices, mark one of the evenings a visit to these glorious countries known for their art of winemaking and excellent wines. And it will work out - share your entrepreneurial experience with TURPRAVDA.COM visitors :D)
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answered 14 years ago
I also took vodka and wine as a gift. My friends refused vodka, but they drank Massandra wine with pleasure. But our Russian, with whom I was traveling home in the same carriage, talked me into selling vodka. I missed a couple of months in France ... And my friends from Belgium liked the dry red wine "Alushta".
In the summer in the heat, who will drink vodka?
In the summer in the heat, who will drink vodka?
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answered 14 years ago
Do you know or sold in Turkey? 50-100 dollars for a bottle of vodka? Yeah.
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answered 14 years ago
--- In the summer in the heat, who will drink vodka?--
Vodka? In this heat?? Glasses???---With pleasure!!!...
(dream of an alcoholic)
Vodka? In this heat?? Glasses???---With pleasure!!!...
(dream of an alcoholic)
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answered 14 years ago
for 100 bucks vodka in turkey is a fairy tale!! You can buy it cheaper in the store! =)
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answered 14 years ago
Guys, it's redrok again! Who, in principle, does not take drinks at dinner so that the bourgeoisie do not profit from it, and drinks food with compote scooped out of fruit so as not to spend "currency earned for that"! :))) Maybe he will be able to sell some vodka there Negroes in San Denis. Unless they take it away completely free of charge.
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answered 14 years ago
For Anetka-gan, now, of course, you can’t even sell it to the Turks for 100 bucks. This is in the early years when our tourism was just appearing in Turkey. Although they are Muslims, they themselves appreciated the taste of our vodka, they drove some kind of rubbish, but until ours began to be massively imported in any bar, it was possible to sell half a liter for 80-100 bucks. Right now it's understandably cheaper.
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answered 14 years ago
Reply to Pachok I meant to sell to a bar or restaurant. And not necessarily hundreds. 30-50 euros would have completely built me. By the way, the blacks would not have taken away my vodka. I look a lot like a skinhead, so people of non-Slavic appearance try to stay away from me.
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answered 14 years ago
Oh well. Offer your services to the French government, otherwise they cannot cope with "persons of non-Slavic nationality" with the army and police, especially in those areas that are 100% populated by these persons.
Seriously, I know that they bring cigarettes to Europe. But you can’t make a serious profit on one block, and more is smuggling. If caught, confiscated and fined. Vodka is accepted with great pleasure as a gift, I have not heard of anyone buying it. There, the same "Nemirov" is quietly on sale and not so expensive.
Seriously, I know that they bring cigarettes to Europe. But you can’t make a serious profit on one block, and more is smuggling. If caught, confiscated and fined. Vodka is accepted with great pleasure as a gift, I have not heard of anyone buying it. There, the same "Nemirov" is quietly on sale and not so expensive.
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answered 14 years ago
2 redrok . Everything in the world is relative. You are the worst skinhead in your country.
Once in New York, I got off at the wrong subway station and ended up in Harlem. I advise you someday to visit such a quarter to dispel your illusions, including vodka for 80 bucks.
Once in New York, I got off at the wrong subway station and ended up in Harlem. I advise you someday to visit such a quarter to dispel your illusions, including vodka for 80 bucks.
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answered 14 years ago
2 redrok You would still remember the times of the Soviet Union, and the exchange of goods with the Poles.
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answered 14 years ago
For hotlines. I said I look like a skinhead, I'm not a skinhead. And even more so, I'm not going to stagger in areas inhabited by impoverished blacks or Arabs.
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answered 14 years ago
Quote from you -
"I look a lot like a skinhead, so people of non-Slavic appearance try to stay away from me."
"I look a lot like a skinhead, so people of non-Slavic appearance try to stay away from me."
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answered 14 years ago
For hotlines. Well, yes, it looks very similar, but that does not mean that I share their views.
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answered 14 years ago
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