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Honduras: drinks & ingredients
Honduran coffee is renowned for its delicate qualities, being grown on the slopes of the Honduran mountains in rich soils of volcanic origin.
Hungary: drinks & ingredients
Famous is also the wine called Bull's Blood (Egri Bikavér), a dark, full-bodied red wine.
Iceland: drinks & ingredients
Brennivín is a local Icelandic spirit described in the country guide.
Indonesia: drinks & ingredients
In Nusa Tenggara and Maluku Islands the people also drink palm wine, locally known as sopi.
Iran: drinks & ingredients
Turkish coffee is also popular in Iran, more specifically among Iranian Azeris.
Iraq: drinks & ingredients
Arabic coffee, a drink that has a strong and bitter taste, a popular beverage in Iraq.
Ireland: drinks & ingredients
Irish coffee, made with strong black coffee, whiskey, sugar, and whipped cream
Israel: drinks & ingredients
Malt beer, known as black beer (בִירָה שְחוֹרָה, bira shḥora), is a non-alcoholic beverage produced in Israel since pre-state times.
Italy: regional café and breakfast traditions
Explore Italian coffee as a daily social ritual, with regional examples from Italy’s official tourism portal.
Ivory Coast: drinks & ingredients
Nyamanku is a local non-alcoholic beverage made from ground ginger root mixed with the juices of oranges, pineapples, and lemons.
Jalisco: the agave landscape of Tequila
A source-cited introduction to the blue-agave landscape and cultural history recognized by UNESCO in Jalisco.
Jamaica: drinks & ingredients
Rum creams (including flavours like coffee, chocolate, rum & raisin, coconut and banana)
Jordan: drinks & ingredients
Tamar hindi (تمر هندي)—a very popular sweet-and-sour Ramadan drink made with tamarind juice.
Kazakhstan: drinks & ingredients
Kumiss is fermented mare’s milk, with a tart, sour-milk flavor.
Kenya: drinks & ingredients
Kenya has several local beer brands, the most popular being Tusker.
Kiribati: drinks & ingredients
Toddy is a local drink made from the sap of a coconut tree.
Kuwait: drinks & ingredients
Arabic coffee and tea accompany sweets in the Kuwaiti cuisine reference.
Kyrgyzstan: drinks & ingredients
One such popular non-alcoholic beverage, especially in the summer, is maksym, a slightly fizzy drink made by fermenting grains.
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