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Are there alcohol shops in Sozopol? What are they selling???
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There are enough shops in Sozopol. The cheapest alcohol is in a warehouse-type store near the port.
As for the alcohol itself, this includes vodka, and brandy (plum, pear, grape, and God knows what else), brandy "Pdisk" and "Slynchev bryag", beer, mastic (anise swill), etc. etc. Well, wine, of course!
As for the alcohol itself, this includes vodka, and brandy (plum, pear, grape, and God knows what else), brandy "Pdisk" and "Slynchev bryag", beer, mastic (anise swill), etc. etc. Well, wine, of course!
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answered 13 years ago
I really like mastic - anise vodka, in many countries there is, only the names are different - ouzo, sambuca, crayfish. Only not for those who were overfed with Pertusin in childhood - the poor things immediately remember the medicine.
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answered 13 years ago
I found this warehouse store in Sozopol! Only in the port area - it's very abstract. Before the port there is still hoo! I'll clarify - before reaching the old city, on the side where they sell layouts with fruits, you need to go deeper. The road passes near some nightclub on one side and an abandoned cinema "Slavyanka" on the other. You get to the gate, and there are many different shops. You'll figure it out there. The range is awesome! Prices from 1.5 to 200levs - to your taste. I personally bought a bottle of rum, grape brandy and two bottles of dry wine - 34 leva.
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answered 13 years ago
Beer is everywhere. To do this, you do not need to go to a specialized alcohol store. In every grocery store there is a Bulgarian bottled beer Burgasco, Ariana, Shumenskoye, Kamenitsa. All of them cost up to 1 lev for 0.5 liters and up to 2 levs for 1 liter. The cafe is 1.5-2 times more expensive. If you are interested in Tuborg, Becks, Carlsberg etc. - then heaps of this goodness! Prices from 3 lev per bottle and above, because it is considered "bearing entry", i.e. imported beer. Personally, I liked Kamenitsa from the Bulgarian ones. He constantly drank it - a fresh, bright taste. Burgasco is also nothing, but there is no sparkle chtol, more soapy. All beers are light. The strength is about 4.6%. But you drink and somehow you don’t get drunk, like from the Ukrainian Obolon. In a cafe, ask for pouring biru - draft beer. Nalivna Kamenitsa, for my taste, is better than bottled. But this is a matter of taste.
I wish you delicious beer and good rest!
I wish you delicious beer and good rest!
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answered 13 years ago