Nile Special and Bell Lager are Uganda's most popular local beers. Club Pilsener, Tusker (from Kenya), and various imported beers are also available. Local beers are affordable and refreshing after safari activities.
Uganda Waragi is the local gin, made from millet or cassava. It's widely consumed and comes in various qualities from home-brew to commercial brands. Locally produced banana beer (mwenge bigere) is traditional in some regions.
Safari lodges stock a range of spirits, wines, and cocktails. Quality varies by establishment, but higher-end lodges maintain well-stocked bars with international options. Drink prices at lodges are typically not included in rates unless specifically noted.
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