rượu đế
Clear village rice spirit distilled in the Mekong delta, sold in reused bottles
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Named for the tall de grass where distillers hid their stills from French colonial excise officers who taxed and monopolised alcohol.
Ruou De is a wine & spirit from Vietnam: clear village rice spirit distilled in the Mekong delta, sold in reused bottles. Named for the tall de grass where distillers hid their stills from French colonial excise officers who taxed and monopolised alcohol.
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