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Alcoholic, traditional
- Hadia: rice, Central India
- Mahua: Mahua flowers, Central India
- Feni: cashewnuts, Goa
- Toddy, Arrack: palm sap, South India
- Sonti: rice, (unknown)
- Chhaang
- Chuak
- Mosambi: oranges
Alcoholic, non-traditional
Non-alcoholic
- Yong Coconut
- Lassi
- Bhang Lassi (intoxicating)
- Sharbat
- Indian filter coffee
- Jal jeera
- Tea
- Masala chai
- Falooda
- Sattu
- Sarbat made of Sugar or Jaggery, mixed with curd, Rose Water etc
- Chhachh (Buttermilk)
- Nimbu pani
- Aam panna
- Kala Khatta
- Thandaai
- Kokum Sarbat
- Mastani, pune
- Sambharam
- Laopani
- Apong
- Badam Dood (milk served with almonds, hot or cold)
- Kanji
- Gajjar Ka Doodh
- kesar kasturi
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