Can you drink in Mauritania? The short answer is that no, because Mauritania is a strictly Islamic ruled country. The reality though as with all Muslim countries is that there is alcohol available on the black market. The Law on Drinking in Mauritania Mauritania’s laws on alcohol are strict and unapologetic. Officially, selling, serving, or…
So, I have finally done it, I have visited my first cat cafe, namely Catwork Cafe in the snowy hills of Yazawa. And I have to say it was more enjoyable and less gay than I thought. It was though still pretty gay and not necessarily something I will be embracing long term, WTF is…
Talking about Indian cuisine is kind of one of those nonsensical things, in that there really is no such thing as Indian cuisine. Now before you get hung up on this, what I mean is that India is such a huge place with so many different foods that there is no real definitive Indian cuisine….
There’s a decent chance that you love Bengali cuisine without even realizing it as pretty much all of the Indian food in the UK, as well of much of the USA is made by Bengalis. Now when I say Bengalis for the most part I am talking about people from Bangladesh, but there is also…
During my first trip to Sikkim I had been largely unimpressed by the beer scene in Gangtik, until some local help got me to The Square Restaurant and Bar located on Mahatma Gandhi Marg (MG Marg). Not only did this deliver a well earned pint after a day at a dry wedding, but it also…
Albrau Beer is one of those beers you see everywhere in Algeria. It’s not fancy, it’s not craft, but somehow it works. In a country where alcohol is tightly regulated and often expensive, Albrau has quietly become the go-to lager for locals and travelers alike. Its pale, light-bodied nature makes it easy to drink in…
