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Pulque (Spanish: ['pulke] ;
classical Nahuatl: metoctli),
occasionally known as
octli or
agave wine, is an
alcoholic beverage made from the
fermented sap...
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tavern in
Mexico that
specialize in
serving an
alcoholic beverage known as
pulque.
Established during early colonial rule, pulquerías
remained po****r venues...
- as
ornamental plants.
Native fermented drinks from
maguey plant, such as
pulque,
existed before the
arrival of the Spanish, but the
origin of
mezcal is...
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production of
either tequila or mezcal,
pulque had been
brewed from
agave sap for
thousands of years. However,
pulque is only fermented, not distilled. The...
- heart. This
liquid can be
fermented to
produce the
alcoholic drink called pulque or
octli used in pre-Columbian Mexico. In the tequila-producing regions...
- AD 200–550,
found evidence that they once
contained pulque. For the Aztecs, the
imbibing of
pulque was done only by
certain people,
under certain conditions...
- well-known
painting of
Xochitl and Tecpancaltzin, El
descubrimiento del
pulque, was
completed in 1869 by
Mexican artist José Obregón. Obregón was trained...
- also
often shown in
contexts ****ociated with
pulque.
Although some
secondary sources describe her as a "
pulque goddess," she
remains most
strongly ****ociated...
- the bowl upon the
chest was used to hold
sacrificial offerings,
including pulque, tamales, tortillas, tobacco, turkeys, feathers, and incense. In
Aztec examples...
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produced vessels marked with
symbols of
pulque.
Archaeologists have
discovered murals of
figures drinking pulque in a
group ceremony, and show individuals...
