在自20世纪50年代以来一直禁酒之后，沙特阿拉伯两年前为非穆斯林外交官开设了第一家酒类商店，并在11月悄然将准入扩大到持有“高级”居留签证或月薪高于50,000里亚尔（13,332美元）的外籍人士。

店内手机被封存，一瓶尊尼获加黑牌售价464里亚尔——约为英国超市价格的2–3倍，但仅为利雅得以往黑市价格的三分之一。

积分配额每月最高允许购买200瓶葡萄酒或50升威士忌，但在过去十年社会限制不均衡放松的背景下（包括2019年取消对女性必须穿阿巴亚长袍的规定），饮用与分享的规则仍然含糊，罚款也仍因地点与执法者而异。

After being dry since the 1950s, Saudi Arabia opened its first liquor store two years ago for non‑Muslim diplomats, then in November quietly expanded access to expats with a “premium” residence visa or salaries above 50,000 rials ($13,332) a month.

Inside, phones are sealed and a bottle of Johnnie Walker Black Label costs 464 rials—about 2–3× a British supermarket price but only one‑third of Riyadh’s former black‑market level.

The points quota allows up to 200 bottles of wine or 50 litres of whisky per month, yet use and sharing rules remain unclear as social restrictions have loosened unevenly over the past decade, including a 2019 end to mandatory abayas while fines still vary by place and enforcer.

Source: Saudi Arabia has its first boozy new year—sort of

Subtitle: Who exactly is allowed to get sloshed?

Dateline: 1月 08, 2026 05:48 上午 | RIYADH