75renegade
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All over the world, each culture has its traditional alcoholic drink that is typically related to its geographic locale.
My roommate makes wine & beer which are common drinks throughout the western & mid-western USA. Particularly, since grape an' grain crops are friendly to our own type of geography.
A friend an' I were tryin' to speculate this week, with some curiosity, about what drinks have been traditionally native to the great state of Alaska.
Not talkin' so much nowdays, with all the benefits of modern transportation.
What about say, prior to the goldrush?
Feel free to comment on yer own particular locale, whether in or out of the States, as that will be interestin' as well, but for all of youins in Alaska, a special thanks, in advance for yer thoughts!
My roommate makes wine & beer which are common drinks throughout the western & mid-western USA. Particularly, since grape an' grain crops are friendly to our own type of geography.
A friend an' I were tryin' to speculate this week, with some curiosity, about what drinks have been traditionally native to the great state of Alaska.
Not talkin' so much nowdays, with all the benefits of modern transportation.
What about say, prior to the goldrush?
Feel free to comment on yer own particular locale, whether in or out of the States, as that will be interestin' as well, but for all of youins in Alaska, a special thanks, in advance for yer thoughts!
