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pulque

[ pool-kee; Spanish pool-ke ]

noun

  1. a fermented milky drink made from the juice of certain species of agave in Mexico.


pulque

/ ˈpʊlkɪ; ˈpulke /

noun

  1. a light alcoholic drink from Mexico made from the juice of various agave plants, esp the maguey
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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of pulque1

Borrowed into English from Mexican Spanish around 1685–95
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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of pulque1

C17: from Mexican Spanish, apparently from Nahuatl, from puliuhqui decomposed, since it will only keep for a day
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Besides beer and tequila, beverages could include agua fresca, a light fruit drink in flavors like hibiscus, horchata and tamarind, as well as pulque, a fermented alcoholic drink.

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Pre-Hispanic Indigenous groups in Mexico had been fermenting agave into a viscous alcoholic drink known as pulque for centuries when Spanish conquistadors arrived in the 16th century and first distilled tequila.

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Mr. Raswant said that pulque is usually mixed just with fruit but he wanted to devise a cocktail that combined the flavors of Mexico.

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The Aztecs fermented agave sap into a milky alcoholic beverage called pulque.

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He and his Mexican girlfriend met us for dinner, and introduced us to what became our favorite drink, pulque, made from the fermented sap of the agave plant.

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