The word was defined as “aguardiente, azucar, limon y agua” (translated to spirit, sugar, lemon and water), and described as “una bebida Inglesa” or an English drink. Three years later ...

While white and red port wines have notable commonalities such as sweetness and high alcohol content, their respective flavor ...

Born in 1909, Pérez Mora says his secret is to drink a cup of aguardiente every day. He has always lived in a mountainous area of Táchira, where he worked the fields for more than 50 years.

But it's not just a revered national dish, it's also a go-to hangover cure following a night of one too many aguardiente shots. That's why you'll also find it called chuchaqui, an Ecuadorian ...

However, the Chilean version omits the egg whites and bitters, resulting in a simpler, more sour drink. Loosely translated, aguardiente means "fire water," and if you've ever had a shot, you'd ...

“As soon as the slave trade really took off in the early seventeenth century, the materials from the tropical world coming in—tobacco, rum, aguardiente, and other kinds of alcohol—began to ...

A tanker truck transporting 19,000 liters of alcohol in the town of San Germán, located in the Urbano Noris municipality of ...

Get fueled on local aguardiente and rums. Some people bring their own percussion instruments and there are impromptu performances all night.” 4 a.m.: “Around this time I’ll go for something ...

Juan revealed the secrets to his long life and said "work hard, rest on holidays, go to bed early, drink a glass of aguardiente every day, love God, and always carry him in your heart." ...

And, of course, no Colombian experience is complete without a cold Aguila cerveza ($8) or shot of aguardiente ($8). Bolivar's staff greets you with genuine warmth and, if you're looking for a ...