Buzzwords
Pulque = alcoholic drink made by fermenting sap from the maguey agave
Translating Pulque
Ayöök: Kee’ts or keetsy pya’ajk
Headlines
In Mexico, ecotourism helps traditional agriculture survive
https://www.eluniversal.com.mx/estados/herencia-mujeres-convirtieron-el-pulque-en-de-salvacion
Embedded Tweets
Discover classic places of the #CulturalCapital and live unique traditions, such as preparing, selling and enjoying a pulque. You will feel that you travel in time. #VisitMexicoCity pic.twitter.com/G5jNAul47y
— Mexico City LIVE (@MexicoCityLive) December 5, 2019
El #pulque y la flor de maguey son elementos centrales en la #gastronomía Hñähñú/#Otomí del Valle del Mezquital, #Hidalgo. Foto: Maya Goded. pic.twitter.com/jDeB1ruDFp
— Museo Indígena (@MiMuseoIndigena) January 25, 2017
Have you ever tasted pulque? An alcoholic drink made from fermented agave, pulque has a proud tradition in Mexico – and is good for the soil! 🌵 pic.twitter.com/0f1Q5jn2cK
— DW Global Ideas & Environment (@dw_environment) February 15, 2019
¿Sabías qué? El #pulque "octli, en lengua #náhuatl", es una de las bebidas de origen prehispánico más importantes de México.
Visita la exposición que se exhibe en el @MuseoCulturas de martes a domingo de 10 a 17 h.#ConoceINAH#VeranoEsCultura #CulturaComunitaria pic.twitter.com/aIYENH2EhJ— INAHmx (@INAHmx) August 5, 2019
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