There are many different beverages around the world. Some of them are popular world over, and some are more local and uniquely appreciated. Since there are so many unique beverages that most never hear about we want to inspire others to try out new beverages!
Here’s our bucket list with 100 beverages to taste before you die!
1. Hot Toddy, Ireland
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2. Pisco Sour, Peru
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3. Singani, Bolivia
4. Absinthe, Czech republic and France
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5. Unicum, Hungary
6. Moutai, China
7. Cachaca, Brazil
8. Grappa, Italy
9. Vana, Tallinn, Estonia
10. Soju, Korea
11. Lemonade, North America
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12. Snake wine, Asia
13. Irish Coffee, Ireland
14. Icewine, Canada
15. Tuba, Cocunut wine, The Philippines
16. Masala Chai, India
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17. Sake, Japan
18. Sombai, Cambodia
19. Ouzo, Greece
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20. Becherovka, Czech Republic
21. Chibuku beer, Zambia, Africa
22. Nsafufuo, Ghana
23. Mimosa, France
24. Kumis, Mongolia
25. Jello Shots, USA
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26. Rice wine, China
27. Kaoliang, Taiwan
28. Kofola, Slovakia
29. Kopi luwak, Indonesia
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30. Waragi, Uganda
31. Portvin, Portugal
32. Chicha, Bolivia and Peru
33. Mama juana , Dominican Republic
34. Mountain dew, USA
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35. Maté, Uruguay
36. Borovicka, Slovakia
37. Brennivin, Iceland
38. Mojito, Cuba
39. Lambanog, The Philippines
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40. Root Beer
41. Coconut water
42. Mekhong whisky, Thailand
43. Riga black balsam, Latvia
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44. Aguardiente, Colombia
45. Mastika, Macedonia
46. Tej, Etiophia
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47. Canelazo, Ecuador, Colombia and Peru
48. Guaro, Costa Rica
49. Champurrado, Mexico
50. Limoncello, Italy
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51. Zivania, Cyprus
52. Maghreb mint tea, Morocco
53. Gammeldansk, Denmark
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54. Caesar, Canada
55. Kenyan Coffee
56. Eggnog, North America
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57. Bandrek, Indonesia
58. Mount gay rum, Barbados
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59. Jägerbomb, Germany
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60. Sang som rum, Thailand
61. Sangria, Spain
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62. Pálinka, Hungary
63. Hamoud boualem soda, Algeria
64. Bloody Mary, USA
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65. Champagne, France
66. Chacha, Georgia
67. Fernet, Argentina
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68. Espresso, Italy
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69. Litchi juice, China
70. Guinness, Ireland
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71. Kava, Fiji
72. Ron miel, Canary Islands
73. Bedouin tea, Egypt
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74. Inca Kola, Peru
75. Fiji water, Fiji
76. Raki, Turkey
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77. Greenlandic coffee, Greenland
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78. Kimchi Soda, Japan
79. Carib, Trinidad & Tobago
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80. Tequila with 100 % agave, Mexico
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81. Arrak, Indonesia
82. Green tea, India
83. Martini, USA
84. Birds Nest Drink, China
85. Hot Chocolate, Central America
86. Sambuca, Italy
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87. Cow Water, India
88. Sake Bomb, Japan
89. Cosmopolitan, USA
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90. Bilk, Japan
91. Amarula, South Africa
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92. Jenever, Netherlands
93. Coconut milk
94. Kahlua, Mexico
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95. Cointreau, France
96. Skånsk akvavit, Skåne, Sweden
97. Piña colada, Puerto Rico
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98. Blå Curacao, Curacao
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99. Aam Panna, India
100. Black Ivory Coffee, northern Thailand
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There you go!
You’ve now read our bucket list and gotten yourself 100 new beverages to try before you die. Do you have own suggestions on drinks you should try? Don’t hesitate to share!