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Georgia: drinks & ingredients
Wine is part of Georgian cuisine, with Kakheti described as a wine region.
German Riesling
A wine category spanning dry, off-dry and sweet expressions.
Ghana: drinks & ingredients
In northern Ghana, common non-alcoholic beverages include ice kenkey (made from refrigerated kenkey), bisaap/sorrel, toose, and lamujee (a spicy sweetened drink); pitoo (a local beer made of fermented millet) is an alcoholic beverage popular in northern Ghana.
Grenada: drinks & ingredients
Rum is made at three distilleries on the main island, Clarke's Court and Westerhall to the south and River Antoine north, and tours are available.
Guatemala: drinks & ingredients
Michelada is a beer drink described in the Guatemala guide, with a version using vegetable juice.
Guinea-Bissau: drinks & ingredients
Sumo di ondjo - a hibiscus juice made from the flowers of hibiscus
Guinea: drinks & ingredients
Bissap, a hibiscus drink that is purple-coloured and sometimes includes mint
Guyana: drinks & ingredients
Popular homemade drinks are lime wash (like lemonade); pine drink (from a pineapple); mauby, made from the bark of a tree; sorrel drink, made from hibiscus; ginger beer (made from ginger root); and peanut punch.
Haiti: drinks & ingredients
Akasan is a popular drink in Haiti made with milk, corn flour, anise stars, vanilla and cinnamon.
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.
Honeycrisp apples
An apple variety with a documented harvest window in east-central Minnesota.
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.
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