Colombian Drink Recipes
From the anise-kissed aguardiente poured at every celebration to fruity coolers like lulada, discover the drinks that capture Colombia's flavor, history, and spirit.
Aguardiente
Colombia's national spirit is an anise-flavored liquor distilled from sugarcane, sipped straight in shots ("shortos") at every celebration from birthdays to soccer wins.
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A Guide to Colombian Drinks
Colombian drinks run from the everyday to the celebratory. Aguapanela, panela dissolved in hot water with lime, is the cure for everything, and it is also the base for hot chocolate and coffee in many homes. Lulada is Cali's crushed lulo drink, maracuyá makes the best of the fruit juices, and aguardiente, the anise-flavored cane spirit, is what gets passed around at every party.
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