Rum-style spirit distilled from sugar beet, used in grog and baking
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Developed in Bohemia as a domestic substitute for cane rum; EU rules later forced the rum name off the label.
Tuzemák is a wine & spirit from Czechia: rum-style spirit distilled from sugar beet, used in grog and baking. Developed in Bohemia as a domestic substitute for cane rum; EU rules later forced the rum name off the label.
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