AAA All About Alcohol Museum

**★★★★★ Sachiien Agarwaal — a month ago

Hidden Gem at Candolim. Loved the 45 minutes tour to learn about fenu making process as well as the history or different type of glasses used for Shots, Martini, Margartita, wine, etc. LPK and AAA have same owners. The vintage collection was must watch. The last but not the least, you get 5 shots: pure genius and 4 feni based cocktails. The feni they make was one of the best in Goa and the cocktails, particularly the mustard sauce one was very unique.

**★★★★★ Sai k — 3 months ago

Loved the experience! They have a wide variety of glasses and give a detailed explanation on which glass suits each drink. I really enjoyed checking out the owner’s amazing collection. Ended up trying a few different Feni cocktails in shot glasses — absolutely yum! 🍸

**★★★★☆ Nilavezhilan TA — a week ago

The guide was well versed with most of the things and was able to clear our doubts when raised regarding alcohol. However, the whole tour is very disorganised, as our guide had to interrupt between the tour because of other workers who kept calling for some other work, which was annoying. Also, people have to sometimes wait for 40 minutes until the previous session gets over, which is absurd waiting time if you consider the 500/- per ticket that you are paying. Could have been better!

**★★★★☆ Kanchan Shetty — a month ago

Well curated museum, the guided tour is fun but the highlight is the 4 feni based cocktails the serve at the end of the tour. You get to see a lot of old gems, hear about everything from alcohol itself to feni to specific glasses and so on. Entry is 500 per person. Can be fun afternoon to spend between the beach and the food

**★★★★☆ Rahul Kurup — a month ago

AAA – All About Alcohol in Candolim is a brilliant, offbeat gem. Far from a typical museum, it offers a stylish journey through Goa’s spirited history. I was blown away by the massive collection of antique glassware and traditional feni-making equipment. Our visit felt like a brilliant, offbeat gem. Far from a typical museum, it offered a stylish journey through the region's spirited history. The massive collection of antique glassware and traditional equipment used in local beverage production