First, you should know there are many fermented drinks made ... offers plain pulque and rotating curados — replicating a typical weekend big-lunch experience in the Mexican city of the same ...

So if pulque is intoxicating, fun to drink and native to this continent, and if L.A. is “so Mexican,” why isn’t anyone here making it commercially yet? The most reliable pulque in L.A. that ...

The scene at the bar was what I’ve come to think of as “mexcla Mexican teen rebel ... really stoned people. Pulque, for those wondering, is a fermented alcoholic drink made from Agave ...

The basic steps to follow can be found in wikiHow. Another option in the catalog of consumable liquids found in Mexico City is pulque. It is also a drink that has an ancient story, according to the ...

City of Mexico Letter to The Washington Star. Pulque, the native drink, is extracted from the maguey plant, a species of the American aloe, that grows readily in an arid soil. Webster calls it of ...

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The drink known as pulque dates back to pre-Hispanic times ... but it can be found at a South Bay restaurant that touts authentic and unique Mexican cuisine. Founded in 2019 by Jesus Gonzalez ...

Pulque is the oldest ancestor of two of Mexico’s most popular alcoholic drinks, tequila and mezcal. It’s not nearly as popular as the other two, but that wasn’t always the case. In the late ...

(Fun fact: Padilla said a good pulque should smell like freshly baked bread.) There's also tepache, a fermented Indigenous Mexican drink that also dates back to pre-Hispanic times — aka before ...