by Street Food Guy
As of July 2020 Sudan have announced the legislation of alcoholic drinks for non-Muslims. Now this kinda makes my list a bit obsolete! I’ll be sure to update my Sudanese drinks list when I go back to the country.
Therefore here is my list of the best drinks you can try in Sudan, all without the devil alcohol involved!
Here’s my top tips for drinking in dry country, my top 7 Sudanese drinks.
Number 7) Vimto
Vimto is a legendary English drink, and this is a wonderful Sudanese holdover from colonial times. Vimto is very popular in the Sudan.
Number 6) Karkadeh (Hibiscus)
Karkadeh is basically the juice from hibiscus. It’s all over sudan but we found this gem in ozone cafe, Khartoum (the best cafe in Sudan)
Number 5) Stima
Stima is like a Sudanese Appletizer, really great when freezing cold. We discovered this in Abu Hamad, the last stop before Bir Tawil
Number 4) non-alcoholic beer
Non-alcoholic beet I would usually consider a sin, but it’s not all that bad actually. Sudan is a dry country after all. The malt beverages are on me! Forgive me YPT!
Number 3) Sudanese tea
Sudanese tea is awesome and everywhere. Costs like 10 cents and is served super sweet. Making tea is one of the few jobs reserved for the women of Sudan
Number 2) Vimo
We discovered Vimo when presented it by our captors in Bir Tawil. It’s basically a non-alcoholic pineapple malt beverage. It was quite refreshing as we negotiated our freedom with the local tribe.
Number 1) Sudanese Coke
Sudanese coke is good, but alas I was not able to test this fine cola with an ice cold rum or vodka, but now the alcohol ban no longer exists in Sudan I might one day get the chance. #ColaQuest is a big deal to me and Sudanese coke hit all the right notes, not as good as say Ize Cola in Cambodia, but definitely superior to North Korean coke. This to me at least makes it the best Sudanese drink, or at least my favourite.
Bonus round – weird milk
Pretty weird and really sweet milk in Khartoum. Not exactly what I expected, nor shall I be ordering it again.
Extra Bonus – there are rumours of a date based liquor. I did not find it though. Operation Sudanese alcohol was a failure.
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