Is there alcohol in Iceland?

Welcome to Iceland, a country with a complex and interesting relationship love of alcohol — including several unique types of alcohol that are available nowhere else in the world. As such, no trip here is complete without visiting a few cities and regions that are famous for their Icelandic liquor.

How to save money in Iceland if you don't drink alcohol?

For travellers who are not willing to give up on partying while in Iceland and save money on their trip by skipping alcohol entirely during the visit, the two alternatives are either to stock up on alcoholic drinks at the arrival Duty Free Store at Keflavík Airport or to make use of the great happy-hour specials at local bars.

What is Iceland famous for?

As such, no trip here is complete without visiting a few cities and regions that are famous for their Icelandic liquor. Much like the United States, Iceland has a complex past with prohibition — one that started earlier and lasted many, many decades longer.

Is Opal a good drink in Iceland?

At 27% ABV Opal is not the strongest, but if you are a fan of Jägermeister straight then you will probably enjoy an Opal shot or three. Off all the unique types of alcohol found only in Iceland, Opal might be the most divisive — it is a love it or hate it drink.