Tunisia’s approach to alcohol, particularly beer, is influenced by a blend of religious, cultural, and touristic factors. Although a predominantly Muslim country, Tunisia permits the consumption of beer under certain regulations. The legal drinking age in Tunisia is set at 21, as a measure to regulate alcohol accessibility to youth.

Supermarkets that carry alcohol keep a ton of beer in stock, but from only a few brands. Celtia is the most widely consumed brand in Tunisia. It’s a pale lager made in Tunis with a 5% ABV. There are a few Tunisian brands available, as well as some Dutch imports.

Celtia, Heineken, and Becks are the three most common beers in Tunisia. Celtia is the most popular one and it is launched by a Tunisian brewery. It is a light beer, lager style with 5° of alcohol, and it’s packaged in red and white colored cans or green bottles.