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Types of Alcohol

Types of alcohol from around the world. Learn remarkable facts about the different types of alcohol , their contents and how to prepare them.

Types of alcoholCuraçao

09 Mar.

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Types of alcoholBaileys

09 Mar.

Kristina Chernikova

Types of alcoholMartini

26 Feb.

Rosi Stoyanova

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Grog

18 Feb.

Grog is an alcoholic beverage made from rum, cognac or vodka and hot water or tea. The origin story of grog is a unique one because despite the alcoholic content, the beverage was created to fight alcoholism.

Snake Wine

17 Feb.

Snake wine transcends all other drinks by the fact that the bottle in which the alcohol is sold contains a whole, poisonous snake in it. Snake wine originates from Asia, and more specifically - Vietnam.

Cointreau

12 Feb.

Cointreau is a triple sec alcoholic beverage, produced in France. The sweet component in Cointreau is due to the rinds of 4 orange varieties that are grown in Brazil and Spain.

Calvados

10 Feb.

That which distinguishes calvados from wine brandy is the strong vanilla accent and taste of fresh apple. Calvados is characterized by many interesting and elegant nuances of nuts, red fruits or honey, depending on its variety and age.

Absinthe

30 Jan.

Absinthe is a highly alcoholic drink, popular among exotic drink enthusiasts. Absinthe has historically become known as the green drink of the Devil or simply Green Devil , due to the numerous incidents caused by people who drank too much absinthe.

Bourbon

27 Jan.

With time, bourbon continues to find ever wider use in the kitchen. Cocktails with this corn drink are favorites among the ladies, as well as gents. Bourbon mixes excellently with mint, baking soda, different types of liqueurs.

Champagne

01 Feb.

Champagne is unquestionably the finest drink in the world. Champagne is a type of sparkling wine with deep French roots. Types of Champagne.

White Wine

26 Jan.

White wine is made from both white and red or pink grapes. In white wine, iron is much less than in the red. White wine contains large amounts of antioxidants.