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Chhaang or
chhyang (Tibetan: ཆང་, Wylie: chang, Nepali: छ्याङ, Newar: थो:) is a
Nepalese and
Tibetan alcoholic beverage po****r in
parts of the eastern...
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different grains produce different flavors. It is made by
distilling a
chhaang, a
brewed alcoholic drink. The
Limbus and
Kirati people, for whom it is...
- as
broad categories of beer styles. A
number of
ethnic beers, such as
chhaang and cauim, are
generally not
included on beer
style groupings. An alternative...
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shown that
tongba is
metabolomically similar to ****anese sake. Beer
portal Chhaang Easen, Nick (2004-03-01). "Mountain High". Time.
Archived from the original...
- 2 Mar
Family Reunion,
Ancestors Worship, Tomb Sweeping,
Fireworks N/A
Chhaang or Buuz Tibetans, Mongols, Tu etc. New Year 元旦 Yuan Dan
Gregorian 1 Jan...
- over flat
utensil and
heating it.
Fermented millet is used to make a beer
chhaang and the mash is
distilled to make a
liquor (rakśiशी).
Whole grain millet...
- a sap
extracted from
inflorescences of
various species of
toddy palms.
Chhaang is
consumed by the
people of
Sikkim and the
Darjeeling Himalayan hill region...
- days. On the
first day of Losar, a
beverage called changkol is made from
chhaang (a Tibetan-Nepali
equivalent of beer). The
second day of
Losar is known...
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drink called "Bozo". Bhutan, Nepal,
Tibet and
Sikkim also use
millet in
Chhaang, a po****r semi-fermented rice/millet
drink in the
eastern Himalayas. The...
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sweeter variety with
partial fermentation. The
Tibetan alcoholic beverage Chhaang is also very
similar drink with its
cloudy milky appearance along with...
