[imcarthur]

Liquor is not a problem. From Frommer's:

"Morocco is by no means a dry country, but drinking in public is still frowned upon and is extremely ignorant if practiced near a mosque . . . Most upscale restaurants, however, will have a liquor license, and should be able to offer beer, if not also wine and spirits. Many tourist hotels will also have an attached bar . . . Morocco has three local brands of beer -- Casablanca, Stork, and Flag . . . There are also a few surprisingly palatable Moroccan wines available . . . The supermarket chains Acima and Marjane are found in various cities throughout Morocco, have well-stocked liquor stores, and have even been known to stay open for non-Muslims during Ramadan . . . "

Ian