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Arrack is a
distilled alcoholic drink typically produced in India, Sri
Lanka and
Southeast Asia, made from the
fermented sap of
coconut flowers or sugarcane...
- and
while historical variations have also been
called Militär Punsch,
Arrack Pun(s)ch, and
Caloric Pun(s)ch,
punsch should not be
confused with the term...
- tobacco, cannabis, opium,
toddy or
arrack. The
Sunday Times described the
underground situation as "...of
adulterated arrack, the
flourishing moonshine (kasippu)...
- others.
Arrack based punches were
included in
Jacob Grohusko's 1910 and
Charles ****ney's 1912
bartenders guides, and an
early recipe for
arrack punch was...
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liquors being produced around the
world (by type, then alphabetically):
Arrack Cachaça
Horilka a.k.a.
Samohon Rum
Puncheon rum Rhum
agricole (from French...
- late
November 2018 in
separate places in the
Philippines after drinking arrack (locally
known in the
Philippines as lambanog) in
separate places in the...
- the
Karnataka High
Court censured his
government for the way it
handled arrack bottling contracts". He
withdrew his
resignation after a
couple of days...
- 1990, the DMK
government revived the sale of
arrack and toddy. In 1991 July 16,
again the sale of
arrack and
toddy was
banned by new
government led by...
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labour people,
drank spurious liquor supplied by
several Government-licensed
arrack shops. The
tragedy occurred on the Onam day of 1982 and
killed 77 people...
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other delicacies. Most of
arrack made for the
fermented sap of
coconut flowers. Sri
Lanka is the
largest producer of
coconut arrack in the world. 50 million...
