Traditional Oaxacan liquor is called mezcal. It is made from the agave plant, which is roasted, crushed, fermented, and distilled to create the final product. Mezcal is known for its smoky flavor and is often enjoyed neat or in cocktails.
The traditional Serbian liquor made from plums is called rakija.
The "Wahaca" you write, is actually how the name "Oaxaca" is pronounced. Oaxaca is a state in the southern half of Mexico.
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The traditional method of consuming mezcal involves sipping the liquor and then eating the worm.
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the people who made their own liquor was called bootleggers.
Traditional methods used to produce rakija liquor include fermenting fruit, distilling the fermented liquid, and aging the distilled spirit in wooden barrels.
Malt liquor is liquor made from malted (partially germinated to release the sugars) grains.
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Oaxaca was created in 1824.
Miguel Oaxaca's birth name is Miguel Andres Oaxaca.
The Mexican state of Oaxaca has a population of 3,866,280 people. Its capital, the city of Oaxaca (officially Oaxaca de Juarez) has a population of 265,006 people.