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Refroidissement soti nan Arctic Icebar a, HelsinkiVikings te tafyatè famezman lou, e malgre kontinye efò gouvènman an koupon pou soti bwè a move lespri sou nan taksasyon lou, jodi a skandinav kontinye tradisyon an. Pote nan alokasyon pou plen san-taks ou si ou gen entansyon apresye, depi nan Nòvèj ou ka atann yo peye jiska 60 kr (€ 7) pou yon pent nan byè nan yon PUB, ak Lasyèd ak Fenlann yo pa byen lwen dèyè. Pou diminye doulè a, li se komen yo kòmanse bwè nan kay anvan tit soti nan pati yo. Gen laj la bwè se jeneralman 18 nan tout peyi nòdik (men 20 nan Iceland), men ba anpil ak klib gen limit pwòp laj yo. tipples yo prensipal yo se byè ak vodka ki tankou distile lespri rele brännvin, ki gen ladan zèb-aromatize akvavit. Lespri yo, se tipikman bwè kòm mèt oswa glas-frèt soti nan linèt piki. Scandinavia ka gen yon imaj liberal, men dwòg ki gen ladan Cannabis yo trete yo ak zewo tolerans pa polis la, ak tout lòt byen nan menm kantite lajan itilizasyon pèsonèl se yon krim grav nan tout senk peyi yo. Denmark, depi lontan plis liberal pase rès la, te gen tou pran yon liy pi rèd nan dènye ane yo ak Christiania nan "pouswar Street" se tan ale. Scandinavia
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Chilling out at the Arctic Icebar, HelsinkiVikings were famously heavy drinkers, and despite continuing government efforts to stamp out the demon drink through heavy taxation, todays Scandinavians continue the tradition. Bring in your full tax-free allowance if you plan to indulge, since in Norway you can expect to pay up to 60 kr (€7) for a pint of beer in a pub, and Sweden and Finland are not far behind. To reduce the pain, it is common to start drinking at home before heading out to party. The drinking age is generally 18 in all Nordic countries (but 20 in Iceland), but many bars and clubs have their own age limits. The main tipples are beer and vodka-like distilled spirits called brännvin, including herb-flavored akvavit. Spirits are typically drunk as snaps or ice-cold from shot glasses. Scandinavia may have a liberal image, but drugs including cannabis are treated with zero tolerance by the police, and possession of even personal use amounts is a serious crime in all five countries. Denmark, long more liberal than the rest, has also taken a harder line in recent years and Christiania's "Pusher Street" is long gone. Scandinavia