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[oh-koh-leh-HAH-oh] An 80 proof Hawaiian liquor made from a mash of the ti plant. It's often substituted for rum and, like rum, comes in white (colorless) and golden versions. Okolehao is known on the islands as oke.
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Okolehao is a Hawaiian liquor made from the roots of the ti plant at 80 proof. It is available in white and golden versions. Okolehao is known as oke for short.
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