7 Banned Heritage Drinks From Around The World

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Over time, many heritage drinks and beverages have faced restrictions or bans in various regions.

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1. Chicha  It is a traditional corn-based fermented beverage popular in several South American countries. However, some versions of chicha have been banned. 

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2. Tepache This is a traditional Mexican fermented beverage made from pineapple rinds, sugar, and spices.

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3. Pulque Another traditional Mexican alcoholic beverage, it is made from the fermented sap of the maguey (agave) plant.

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4. Sassafras Tea This tea is made from the roots of the sassafras tree and was traditionally consumed in the United States.

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5. Raki  This is a popular anise-flavoured alcoholic beverage in Turkey. However, in recent years, the Turkish government has imposed restrictions

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6. Chang  This is a traditional fermented millet or rice-based alcoholic beverage consumed in Nepal and Bhutan. 

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7. Betamax  Betamax is a traditional Fijian drink made from fermented cassava.

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Do you know of any more such banned heritage drinks?