6 Local Indian Liquors That You Have To Make Your NRI Cousins Try

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Local Indian Liquors

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What To Have?

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1. Feni

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2. Mahua

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3. Arrack

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4. Toddy (Tadi)

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5. Himalayan Wines

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6. Rice Beer

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