Top 5 Booze Cities in the World

There is something thrilling about discovering a local watering hole. There is something about enjoying a hometown spirit after a long day of traveling. This can be a great moment of reflection as well as ideas or the opportunity to meet new friends. It is said that sharing a drink is a tradition, better to say an age-old tradition that the whole world shares. Leave your cocktail behind, in order to learn about these cities for a new drinking experience.

Washington, D.C. for a high-quality drink Washington, D.C.’s vintage drink is going off into more than just a hard drink made for politicos as well as lobbyists. Washington, D.C. is undergoing a renaissance in the time it comes to craft cocktails. Munich for long-established Bavarian Beer Munich is most widely known for Oktoberfest, a 184-year old tradition. The city people celebrate beer and German culture. Albeit, many people plan their vacations around Oktoberfest, you can travel to Munich anytime in a year to taste an amazingly delicious Bavarian beer.

Buenos Aires for the traditional Oenophile Buenos Aires is considered one of the top wine producers and exporters in the world. Buenos Aires is the capital of Argentina and the largest city which is at the center of it all. Dublin for Whiskey in the Homeland In Dublin, for the first time you may call up Scotch, but Ireland is experiencing a whiskey boom with cities like Dublin. You will see many craft distilleries and bars over there.

Tokyo for Underground Sake If you are a cocktail enthusiast, then you must know that the Japanese have a strong tradition of making sake, a special drink made from fermented rice. Tokay, Japan is the best city in the world for 'sake'.

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