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alcohic drinks taken into turkey

Postby nikki in turkey » 15 May 2010 15:20

i am getting a bit confuseed on the thread lol am you still allowed to buy alcohol in birmingham airport to take to icmeler because i have heard that you cant take alcohol through dalaman airport any more :)
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Re: alcohic drinks taken into turkey

Postby Erik The Viking » 15 May 2010 15:23

I think thats not into departures, not arrivals.
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Re: alcohic drinks taken into turkey

Postby reesy1959 » 15 May 2010 15:32

The liquid restriction is when you are going home, after you have checked in, you cant take any liquid through to departures, but you will be okay to take duty free into Turkey with you.
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Re: alcohic drinks taken into turkey

Postby Colette » 15 May 2010 15:40

Don't worry Nikki, you can still take your vodka with you for on the balcony :lol:
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Postby reesy1959 » 15 May 2010 15:41

I am taking Amaretto and Vodka for me this year, and the usual Brandy for Phill, just incase we feel like a wee tipple when we are getting ready :D
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Re: alcohic drinks taken into turkey

Postby Colette » 15 May 2010 15:42

Wendy is taking half of the duty free :lol: :lol:
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Re: alcohic drinks taken into turkey

Postby reesy1959 » 15 May 2010 15:44

Colette wrote:Wendy is taking half of the duty free :lol: :lol:


Better up it a little bit when we go in October, incase we get 2 visitors come to see us and walk past us on the sun-beds :o
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Re: alcohic drinks taken into turkey

Postby dotty » 15 May 2010 15:50

reesy1959 wrote:I am taking Amaretto and Vodka for me this year, and the usual Brandy for Phill, just incase we feel like a wee tipple when we are getting ready :D


Well thats good to know Mary - I love brandy and amaretto and Greg loves Vodka, all we've got to do now is find your hotel :lol: :lol:
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Re: alcohic drinks taken into turkey

Postby Erik The Viking » 15 May 2010 16:10

Amaretto is the devils work - liquid marzipan... :shock:
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Re: alcohic drinks taken into turkey

Postby dotty » 15 May 2010 16:15

mmmmm wicked stuff - I love it :twisted:
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Re: alcohic drinks taken into turkey

Postby reesy1959 » 15 May 2010 16:32

Welcome anytime Dotty - you too Erik :lol:
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Re: alcohic drinks taken into turkey

Postby Rami Off Work » 15 May 2010 19:13

There is a liquid restriction of 2lt to take in to Turkey by law. Airports are not very strict with it however one passport can only purchase 2 lt of liquid (or 3 bottles of wine) at the duty free located at the airport's arrival terminal by the baggage belts.

You will not be allowed to purchase more than the restricted amount on 1 passport BUT this does not mean you can not purchase few bottles in your airport of origin and then buy couple more at Turkish airport.
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Re: alcohic drinks taken into turkey

Postby nikki in turkey » 16 May 2010 09:05

ooh thanks everyone im so glad i like to get some malibu and have a few drinks on my balcony while getting ready lol just puts you straight in the mood yay :D
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Re: alcohic drinks taken into turkey

Postby Dannii_89 » 16 May 2010 13:35

I always take loads with me. last year i bought 4 litre bottles of jack daniels silver in uk airport then 4 70cl bottles of raki when i landed in dalaman haha. didn't even realise there was a customs bit but i've never been stopped in my life :)
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Re: alcohic drinks taken into turkey

Postby Katiehutchinson_1991 » 16 May 2010 16:24

most of the time there isnt even anyone at it
but you never know when they will pounce
and the law is taken seriously over there so i wouldnt like to be put in a turkish prison :(
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Re: alcohic drinks taken into turkey

Postby Katieb » 17 May 2010 11:09

Haha! And I thought I had a problem Dannii! :lol:

I will most definitley be taking a lot of alcohol over this year but never even thought of buying more at the other side, which I will do this year, seeing as I'm going in October for my 21st!

Dannii let me know if your or Sammi are wanting anything brought over as well! :)
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Postby Dannii_89 » 17 May 2010 12:07

haha Katie none of it was even for me :shock: Thinking of taking a few smirnoffs this time for the apartment because you know that turkish vodka is lethal. dunno how long it will last though haha so will let u know, thanks mate :D
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Re: alcohic drinks taken into turkey

Postby Katieb » 17 May 2010 15:44

You do know the first step of realising you have a problem is admitting it? Haha

Yes the turkish vodka can be lethal...thats why I love it so much! :D And not a problem :)

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