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Kopaonik - Apres Ski?
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

I'm off to Kopaonik the 26th of January, there is a group of about 20 of us staying in the grand hotel.

I've found loads of useful stuff on here,

one thing I haven't heard much about is what the nightlife is like in Kopaonik? Are ther plenty of bars clubs to keep us in a decent state of drunkeness all week?

Cheers
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
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Tea bag- I was there a good few years ago- if staying sozzled is your thing then go for the homebrew short- pronounce it Doh-ma-chi Rack-ee-ah make sure its domaci (Doh-ma-chi) it means deomestic/homemade. Plum is the standard but they make it out of everything- i really like the peach and if you want to confuse them ask for Jan-ah-rika its wild cherry- hard to find unless your a total hilbilly but its moonshine at its best. They seem to think that Viljamoka (Vil-yeah-moka) is very good but i aint fond it at all, because even though they say its domestic its not. Ask one of the barmen/waiters to get you a kilo (Litre) bottle, you will probably have to come back the following day to collect it and should cost you about €10. I only found 1 pub there that played techno/normal music the rest were blasting out what they call Turbo Folk- enjoy it! They probably have more places playing western music now though.

Nightlife is not a problem as the Serbs know how to party- though it may not be the usual
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