Despite promises to allow beer sales and even contracting with Budweiser to manage it, Qatari officials have suddenly decided that no beer will be allowed at the 2022 World Cup.
The decision is a surprising reversal only two days before the games kick off in the Muslim nation ruled by strict Sharia law.with Budweiser to supply the games with beer, a deal worth $75 million. It was understood that Qatari officials had ruled against any other alcohol, but they had initially agreed to allow the beer sales, according to Yahoo Sports.
But the curtain on beer sales was already coming down last week when Qatari officials started showing how uncomfortable they were with the plan.that World Cup organizers change the plan for placement of the beer tents being erected around the stadium and make a better effort to conceal them so they would not be that easy to find.
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