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ʻŌkolehao is a
Hawaiian alcoholic spirit whose main
ingredient was the root of the ti plant. '
Ōkolehao's forerunner was a
fermented ti root
beverage or...
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Sweet potato shōchū (imojōchū) (****an), soju (Korea) Ti root
okolehao (Hawai'i)
Other raw
materials Name of
fermented beverage Name of distilled...
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water and
fermented are also
distilled into an
alcoholic beverage known as
okolehao.
Fibers extracted from
leaves are also used in
cordage and in
making bird...
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distillation came to Hawaii, the root of the ti was
turned into
liquor called okolehao. The
leaves are used as a
wrapper for food
cooked in the imu
earth oven...
- by Vic in 1930's Hawaii, and used a
local moonshine made
there called Okolehao. An
alleged quote by
Bergeron (aka,
Trader Vic) from this time has him...
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Guava nectar Hawaiian Punch Liliko'i
nectar Mai Tai Māmaki
herbal tea
ʻŌkolehao or oke P****ion fruit-Orange-Guava (POG)
Pineapple juice Tea - Introduced...
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songs included "Blue Hawaii", "In a
Little Hula Heaven", "Nani Ona Pua", "
Okolehao", and "Sweet Is the Word for You".
Crosby is cast in a
romantic Hawaiian...
- also
mixed with
water and
fermented into an
alcoholic beverage known as
okolehao.
Fibers extracted from
leaves are also used in
cordage and in
making bird...
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Lambanog Lao-Lao
Lotoko Mezcal Newfoundland Screech Nocino Oghi
Ogogoro Okolehao Orujo Pálinka Palm wine
Patxaran Pisco Pitorro Poitín
Pontikka Rakia Rakı...
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fermentation of sorghum, millet, bananas, or in
modern times,
maize or c****ava.
Okolehao is
produced by
Native Hawaiians from
juice extracted from the
roots of...
