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Help to deal with the system "All inclusive". What drinks are free at the bar. In some reviews I read about free Coke, Sprite. Somewhere it is written that you can take wine, raki and u-pi
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In bars, free drinks are only locally produced, vodka, gin, aniseed vodka and wines, red and white, the rest of the imported drinks are all paid. At the expense of cola, sprite and another 7ap, fanta and mineral water, they give it in bars from automatic airans completely free .
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answered 12 years ago
you can also take various mixes from local drinks, which they call cocktails. To be honest, I had heartburn from them, I drank only beer and red wine, the rest is all a surrogate. Arrived today from Kemer. The weather was class.
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answered 12 years ago
Turkish beer cannot be called real beer, it is more suitable for a soft drink with foam, here you can knock over a couple of vodkas from the hunt, but the wine is not an extra class, but you can drink in large quantities.
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answered 12 years ago
I don't know, I tried to drink vodka, but it's warm, if it's ice, it's poison, it's 37.5 grams. Beer agrees - a means of washing the kidneys, but you can drink if fresh. Red wine is dry, for an amateur, my wife and I drank in the evenings and at lunch in the lobby bar (there is free Wi-Fi). But I was in Turkey three times, so I was pinned by the drink Ataturk - brandy, with ice, even very invigorating. I flew from Ukraine, so I advise you to have a drink there (much cheaper and better, Russia is resting) You can import 8 liters of alcohol to Turkey, no one is watching, even when you take bags from luggage. Entrance to Turkey is free for citizens of Russia, Kazakhstan and Tajikistan. And 30 tanks are taken from Ukraine.
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answered 12 years ago
It all depends on the "price of the hotel", but everywhere cola and other "water", wine, whiskey crayfish - this is the "first" circle. Then + cognac, rum, vermouth "second", on the ultra already both tequila and baileys and "light" Napoleon ", well (now I'm in Rixos Lara", so here is champagne, and XO - St. Reni, and St. Martin, Calvados - everything is there. For Russian alcohol - I don’t know, but I don’t drink Ukrainian rubbish, after the 90s, it’s not vodka, but ..., there is a k.ch., but the price is already "overseas".
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answered 12 years ago
All Turkish-made drinks, both alcoholic and non-alcoholic, are free. If YOU order alcohol, and you are asked to name the number and make an entry in a notebook, then alcohol is paid. In some hotels, Turkish coffee (brewed) is offered in the lobby bars for a fee, you will learn more about everything on the spot. In the room in the mini-bar, there may also be drinks and sweets for an additional fee, so as not to get into a trouble, find out everything at the reception.
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answered 12 years ago
In Sinatra, in my opinion, from what they offer on "all inclusive" you can drink wine, both white and red. We used white, high-quality table wine!
From strong - gin and Russian vodka - average quality! I would compare vodka with Khortytsya ...
Rakki is still an abomination)) if you drink it only clean, with ice and a volley)), they say that it’s cool with a colla! But I would not advise drinking juices and carbonated drinks there, colla, fanta, etc. rubbish...
From strong - gin and Russian vodka - average quality! I would compare vodka with Khortytsya ...
Rakki is still an abomination)) if you drink it only clean, with ice and a volley)), they say that it’s cool with a colla! But I would not advise drinking juices and carbonated drinks there, colla, fanta, etc. rubbish...
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answered 12 years ago
In Sinatra, in my opinion, from what they offer on "all inclusive" you can drink wine, both white and red. We used white, high-quality table wine!
From strong - gin and Russian vodka - average quality! I would compare vodka with Khortytsya ...
Rakki is still an abomination)) if you drink it only clean, with ice and a volley)), they say that it’s cool with a colla! But I would not advise drinking juices and carbonated drinks there, colla, fanta, etc. rubbish...
From strong - gin and Russian vodka - average quality! I would compare vodka with Khortytsya ...
Rakki is still an abomination)) if you drink it only clean, with ice and a volley)), they say that it’s cool with a colla! But I would not advise drinking juices and carbonated drinks there, colla, fanta, etc. rubbish...
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answered 12 years ago
Imagine you are given 70 rubles. (if you delve into the tariff formation system, then this is exactly how much is allocated for food per 1 tourist per day with a package tour for 2 weeks worth 35,000 rubles with "all inclusive") and you must feed the tourist 3 times a day with a choice of dishes, yes Also drinks are free. This is despite the fact that food prices in Turkey are the same, and meat is 3 times more expensive. Question: WHAT WILL YOU FEED TOURISTS? The freebie leads to the fact that tens of thousands (!) of Russian tourists every year seek medical help due to poisoning. And about a hundred tourists die because of such catering. It is better to take a tour of the same cost, but only with breakfast. Already for 70 rubles. you can expect more or less quality products.
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answered 12 years ago