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Q: Alcohol in Cocopark in Shenzhen: real or fake?

Just curious to know peoples' opinions. 

11 years 8 weeks ago in  Food  - China

 
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I have heard its both real and fake.

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Laowai pubs= real ( i hope)

Those smaller clubs = your riskin it.

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moonshine is good ...  so ..what is the question?  does it need to be made by Seagram's? or a fake of seagrams that gets you drunk at half  the price?

yes the deadly possibility is there, but geesuz christ, ..be a little careful with what you ingest.

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Hardly find real

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If you want to play safe you're better to go get drunk in Hong Kong then come back before the border closes or on the next morning when it opens.

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