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I love champagne. At the hotel I'm going to, for an additional fee, you can order local champagne. Who drank or bought: the price of the issue and taste. Thanks.
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Alcoholic alcoholic drinks in Egypt:
- Local bottled beer:
Stella, Meister, Sakara, Luksor, Heiniken Draft, Carlsberg, Lowenbrau. Prices from 5 to 25 Egyptian pounds.
Beer is the most common alcoholic drink of local production, appeared in ancient times of the pharaohs…
-Local wine
Omar Khayyam (dry red wine), Pharaoh, Scheherazade, Grand Marque, Cru des Ptolemees (dry white), Rubis d`Egypte (rose wine).
In 1999, a series of Obelisque wines was released in Egypt: Rouge des Pharaohs (red) of excellent quality.
The recently released Chateau des Reves is an excellent quality red wine with a rich taste.
-Local strong alcoholic drinks (brandy, gin, vodka, rum, whiskey) are similar in design and names to imported ones, but they are much inferior in quality. They are mainly used in the preparation of a variety of cocktails with lemonade or juices.
- Local bottled beer:
Stella, Meister, Sakara, Luksor, Heiniken Draft, Carlsberg, Lowenbrau. Prices from 5 to 25 Egyptian pounds.
Beer is the most common alcoholic drink of local production, appeared in ancient times of the pharaohs…
-Local wine
Omar Khayyam (dry red wine), Pharaoh, Scheherazade, Grand Marque, Cru des Ptolemees (dry white), Rubis d`Egypte (rose wine).
In 1999, a series of Obelisque wines was released in Egypt: Rouge des Pharaohs (red) of excellent quality.
The recently released Chateau des Reves is an excellent quality red wine with a rich taste.
-Local strong alcoholic drinks (brandy, gin, vodka, rum, whiskey) are similar in design and names to imported ones, but they are much inferior in quality. They are mainly used in the preparation of a variety of cocktails with lemonade or juices.
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answered 10 years ago
as you can see from the above listed champagne there is not there and you will not find it except for children. In the form of lemonade, enjoy your holiday.
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answered 10 years ago
Many years ago, at the Aladdin Hotel in Hurghada, they tried to offer us a bottle of champagne under the guise of a present at the first dinner, although a bottle, this is a strong word, the volume of this bottle was 250-300 ml. no more, something seemed strange to me in the behavior of the waiter and I asked “how much does this present cost?”, It turned out to be $ 25, we naturally refused, and then I found out that this way of distributing “presents” with subsequent billing, common practice in this hotel.
If you really like champagne, buy a few bottles in duty free, you will know what you are drinking and what quality.
If you really like champagne, buy a few bottles in duty free, you will know what you are drinking and what quality.
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answered 10 years ago
Buying in duty is a proven practice, I was just interested in the offer in the presentation of the hotel. And so thank you all, let's go the proven route through the dutik.
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answered 10 years ago
they do not have champagne in production. The hotel can offer you imported champagne for a great price. The wine is not bad, but not always served correctly.
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answered 10 years ago
Champagne in Egypt is locally produced!
For my birthday, friends bought a bottle at the Metro-supermarket in Sharm, it tastes very sweet and resembles slightly sour pomegranate juice.
Or buy in duty free or carry your luggage.
For my birthday, friends bought a bottle at the Metro-supermarket in Sharm, it tastes very sweet and resembles slightly sour pomegranate juice.
Or buy in duty free or carry your luggage.
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answered 10 years ago
In November, we were at the "hilton waterfalls sharm" hotel in the restaurant and ordered champagne, $ 20, sour.
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answered 10 years ago
not tasty, as for me, local, I always ask tourists to bring me our semi-sweet :)
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