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Discover the best Spirits and Liquors on Shopbeta Ghana. Buy Whiskey, Cognac, Vodka, Rum and more from top brands like Johnnie Walker, Bacardi, Ciroc etc Shop from our large collection of top items: Jameson, Absolut, Heineken, Moet and more
Absolut Blue Vodka – 375ml
₵185.00Absolut Blue Vodka – 375ml
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Bold, Original, and creative. Absolut Vodka launched in New York, 1979. Our transparent and label-less bottle, inspired by an 18th Century medicine bottle, stood out from its tall, flashy, competitors. This was 1970s New York, after all. You had to be different to get noticed.
Absolut Vodka is still a unique character, in both design and taste. Still ridiculously curious about creativity, collaborations and art. And still the key player for the perfect mix in any social occasion. And since all vodka from Absolut is produced in Southern Sweden, our superb vodka tasted exactly the same then as it does now. Nothing has changed.
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J H Henkes Schnapps 70cl
₵90.00J H Henkes Schnapps 70cl
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A Genever style Schnapps from J H Henkes. Rich in botanicals and history, the four times distilled schnapps is a wonderful classic choice, perfectly suited for a true connoisseur of alcohol.
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Alomo Bitters
₵84.50Where to buy Alomo Bitters in Ghana
Alomo Bitters is a herbal based alcoholic drink produced in Ghana by Kasapreko. Used for various health treatment and recreation.
Alomo Bitters
SECRET RECIPE OF ALOMO BITTERS
The drink is said to be made from various plant extracts but the exact ingredients are a closely guarded secret. The manufacturer has openly claimed that the drink has anti-malarial qualities but hasn’t gone so far as to confirm the various health benefits which its drinkers attribute to it. These claims range from aphrodisiac qualities to the easing of menstrual pains and cramps in women.
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Having claims from the manufacturer that the drink has been tested by the Center for Scientific Research into Plant Medicine in Ghana, however, many are skeptical and concerned about the potential side effects that the drink might have. For the time being, it can be legally sold in Nigeria as an anti-malarial product. However, it remains to be seen how regulatory agencies overseas choose to deal with the drink as it expands outside of the Nigerian market.