Marula fruit juice left to ferment into a cloudy, tangy beer
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Brewed in southern Zimbabwe when the marula ripens in late summer, a season marked with feasting and ceremony.
Mukumbi is a wine & spirit from Zimbabwe: marula fruit juice left to ferment into a cloudy, tangy beer. Brewed in southern Zimbabwe when the marula ripens in late summer, a season marked with feasting and ceremony.
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