Alcohol Consumption in Morocco: What You Need to Know

Yes, alcohol is consumed in Morocco despite its status as a Muslim-majority country. While Islam forbids alcohol for Muslims, the law permits non-Muslims to drink, and Muslims over 18 can obtain a permit. Alcohol is sold in licensed hotels, restaurants, supermarkets, and tourist zones. Local beers (e.g., Casablanca, Flag) and wines are produced domestically. However, public intoxication is frowned upon, and drinking in conservative areas should be discreet.