Barefoot Recipes
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A sparkling wine made from mango's. It's actually more like a cider in terms of how it's made.
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This is a ginger wine inspired by, Byais a Filipino wine from the Mans-aka people in Davao. The recipe is a closely guarded secret so it can't be exact. It is traditionally made from boiled young ginger mixed with honey or sugarcane juice which are then fermented in earthen jars.
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Tuak is a famous rice wine throughout Malaysia but especially known in Sarawak. It can also be made with palm sap but the most common version is made with glutinous rice and sugar.
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This Choujiu style rice wine is made with glutinous rice and fermented by a very specific yeast. It's similar to Makgeolli in Korea or Doburoku in Japan. It's generally drunk young as it has been for thousands of years.