What is your national drink?

>>77535213
Donald Trump's AIDS semen. I've never partaken, myself.

Coca-Cola, coffee, and Bud Light

pretty embarrassing

>>77535213
kvass
vodka
tea

alt-right tears

beeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeer XDDDDDD

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>>77535213

Coca cola

>>77535562
looks good. is it just beer? what makes it kvas?

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>>77535213
Dumbass.

maple syrup

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>>77535213
over 80% of estonians think beer is our national drink
i think it's 'kama'

>>77535755
might as well list sour cream too

My country: Chimarrão
Rest of Brazil: Sopa de

>>77535810
>drinking sour cream
#justestonianthings xD

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really makes you think

Wine

>>77535567

No es el pisco?

Boba is the national drink of California

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>>77537232

I though it was this

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>>77535213
ilex paraguariensis, donot steel

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>>77535213
Port Wine
Olive Oil
Madeira Wine
Vinho Verde
Rosé Wine
Alentejo Wine
Bairrada Wine
Dão Wine
Douro Wine
Bagaço
Jeropiga

In no particular order.

>>77535506
>coffee
What you drink isn't coffee.

>>77537964
*steels it anyway*
all your yerba belongs to me now haha!

espresso, san pellegrino, wine

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>>77538210
wtf!
but you're not ukrainian?!

>>77535629
Kvass basically is fermented bread.
It has less than 1% of alcohol and therefore is not considered an alcohol drink.

>>77535213
Monkey's tail

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I do like a spot of coffee in my frothed milk

>>77539462
sounds cool. and resourceful. instead of throwing away my old bread, i can just eventually drink it.

>>77535213
What's the difference between Japanese 抹茶 and ordinary green tea?

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>>77538115
frig off

>>77539834
Kvass does sound comfy, I hope to try it one day
Anglos have ginger beer which is similar in the concept of a fizzy low alcohol drink you can make at home

>>77539882
Man that looks watery.

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>>77535213
Just depend the meal, the season and where you are in Spain (northen or southern):

No alcohol:
Gazpacho
Horchata

Light tier:
Sangria
Sherry/Fino
Rebujito
Cava
Tinto de verano
Sidra

Heavy tier:
Aguardiente
Brandy
Txakolin
Patxaran
Anis
Orujo

And then of course just normal red wine and beer.

>>77540088
It's supposed to be

Sangría I guess. It's what you drink with your mates and those girls you just met on the beach, as you all celebrate life and youth together on this warm summer night. You all know what I'm talking about, right?

>>77540407
>You all know what I'm talking about, right?
yeah, despite all the interesting information in this post:
>>77540188
the whole world probably considers sangria your national drink

>>77537867
> Peruano
Disgusting. Pisco is Chilean

>>77539688
Even the picture has our leaf on it

>>77539954
>I hope to try it one day
Why not make it your own?
There are different kinds of kvass (black, white, red). Only black one is made from actual bread, the other ones are made from flour.

3 litres of kvass black (bread):
1) Half a loaf of bread. Cut into cubes, dry it off in an oven. Any bread, with the exception of white will do.

2) put the dried bread into a vessel of sufficient volume

3) add 4 table spoons of sugar

4) add 3 litres of hot water

5) wait for it to cool off

6) add 1 tea spoon of yeast, stir well

7) add 1 tea spoon of raisins

8) leave it be for 24 hours in room conditions. Don't close the lid tight, the gasses have to escape.

9) filter through fabric\coffee filter\gauze

10) pour into bottles of desired size, add two or three raisins into each bottle

11) leave for 6 hours in a fridge

12) drink

caipirinha

>>77540756
our recipe is pretty much same here, but we filter before pitching yeast
and i've lived my whole life in knowledge that the oven is used to kill off any naturally occurring yeast and fungi in the bread and also give it a mild burnt character

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Canada's national drink is the bloody caesar
>not maple sap
>not rye whiskey with or without a human toe
>not screech
>not a Tim's double double
>not the bottled tears of the Québecois or Acadian French

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canned crepes

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Either milo or milk tea

>>77535213
Mint tea

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By consumption and historic connections it's beer, but by modern history it's this.

Wine and pastis

fermented horse and camels milk kek

Boba Bola