What to drink in Greece?

What to drink in Greece? 10 Most Popular Greek Beverages
  • Wine Variety. Assyrtiko. Santorini. Greece. ...
  • Brandy. Tsikoudia. Crete. ...
  • Wine Variety. Agiorgitiko. Peloponnese. ...
  • Wine Appellation. Vinsanto. Santorini. ...
  • Coffee (Beverage) Turkish Coffee (Greek Coffee) GREECE. ...
  • White Wine. Retsina. Attica. ...
  • Spirit. Tsipouro. GREECE. ...
  • Spirit. Metaxa. GREECE.




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Ouzo. You can only learn about Greek alcohol by starting with the national drink! Ouzo is a licorice-flavored spirit created from alcohol, water, and anise seeds. Additional flavors are commonly added using coriander, fennel, or mastic.

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They drink, not to escape but, as they chime their glasses together, to engage more fully in the moment with one another. Even the occasional excess is usually a product of happy exuberance; drunken fighting and regrettable behavior are virtually non-existent.

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Koulouri (Greek sesame bread rings) Loukoumades (Greek donuts with honey) Nuts and Dried Fruits. Bogatsa or Bougatsa. Bougatsa (custard pie with phyllo)

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Restaurant workers in Greece don't expect you to tip, though the restaurant may sometimes charge a service fee. That fee can function as a tip instead, though it may go to the restaurant instead of the server. If you want to see your waiter receive the tip, you're better off leaving coins with the bill.

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In Athens, the Greek police do enforce the law of no alcohol consumption in public spaces. Otherwise, you can walk around with alcohol in your hand, but you can't walk around drunk! But again, the chances of this law being enforced is low.

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