Kilimanjaro and Safari Lager are the most popular local beers, light lagers well-suited to the tropical climate. Serengeti Premium and Tusker (from Kenya) are also widely available.
Konyagi, a local gin made from sugarcane, is Tanzania's signature spirit, often enjoyed with tonic or in cocktails. South African wines are the most common imports, with a reasonable selection available at upscale establishments.
Many safari lodges operate on an all-inclusive basis that includes house wines, beers, and spirits. Premium and imported labels may incur additional charges. Confirm what is included in your lodge booking.
Zanzibar, despite its Muslim majority, permits alcohol in tourist areas, and beach resorts and hotels serve a full range of beverages.
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