The price of a gin-'n-tonic in Siem Reap

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The price of a gin-'n-tonic in Siem Reap

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In KHMER TASTE on Soksan Road it's $1, but no pool and no ambience except for people-watching and a lovely clean loo

At RIVER GARDEN, next to the river (with pool and lovely ambience) $4 ...

elsewhere $2 - various places

and $2.50 (Ivy Guest House) - nice garden atmosphere a very friendly black-and-white cat

and so on ...
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Re: The price of a gin-'n-tonic in Siem Reap

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... and a surprisingly pricey $3 at THE LAUNDRY
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How utterly fascinating....
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You need to learn how to post pics on CEO. We need to see this ambience...
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General Mackevili wrote:You need to learn how to post pics on CEO. We need to see this ambience...


Laundry Bar is very popular with French expats:

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Re: The price of a gin-'n-tonic in Siem Reap

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mammothboy2 wrote:In KHMER TASTE on Soksan Road it's $1,
That's cheap, hope its not Mansion House Gin thumbdown

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Re: The price of a gin-'n-tonic in Siem Reap

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O Kuroneko ...

Many long years ago and many miles from here, "JEDDAH GIN" was all the rage - a fermentation of sweet and bitter fruit
and potatoes and sugar (NOT a distillation) which produced a cloudy liquid which, when drunk
with any tonic available, tasted quite remarkably like G&T (with the addition of ice and crushed lemon) after the second glass
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Re: The price of a gin-'n-tonic in Siem Reap

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As mentioned earlier with a self explanatory pic, it is utterly stupid to compare the price of a long drink without mentioning what alcohol brand was used to make it.
In places where I am not a regular, when ordering my long drink I always check what liquors they stock, often making sure they follow through. unfortunately I often end up drinking a beer or a soda water lemon for lack of reputable quality liquors.
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Re: The price of a gin-'n-tonic in Siem Reap

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Nobody but a complete cad would suggest than some / many / all
watering holes decant cheap gin into posh and pricey gin bottles ...

Just a thought!
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Re: The price of a gin-'n-tonic in Siem Reap

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Barang_doa_slae wrote:As mentioned earlier with a self explanatory pic, it is utterly stupid to compare the price of a long drink without mentioning what alcohol brand was used to make it.
In places where I am not a regular, when ordering my long drink I always check what liquors they stock, often making sure they follow through. unfortunately I often end up drinking a beer or a soda water lemon for lack of reputable quality liquors.
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Yep, $1 G&T is cheap but you pay later.
Warning: Harpoon gin gave me one of the worst hangovers in my life. %) I think it is outlawed in Europe/western countries.
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