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But to this day they still brew an alcoholic beverage called balche, based on the same recipe Viracocha taught their ancestors millennia ago.

July « 2005 « Gerry Canavan 2005

But to this day they still brew an alcoholic beverage called balche, based on the same recipe Viracocha taught their ancestors millennia ago.

Alcohol in Mythology « Gerry Canavan 2005

Used by the Maya as the basis of their balche drink, honey was the principle ingredient for this beverage consumed during religious festivities.

Bugs on the net 2006

Used by the Maya as the basis of their balche drink, honey was the principle ingredient for this beverage consumed during religious festivities.

Bugs on the net 2006

Beverages range from the thick, hot corn drink atole, especially a Pre-Hispanic version called chorote, a corn-and-cacao drink, to balche, a mildly alcoholic drink served ice cold, made from fermented pineapple rind.

The Cuisine of Tabasco: Heartland Of Pre-Hispanic Cooking 2004

Beverages range from the thick, hot corn drink atole, especially a Pre-Hispanic version called chorote, a corn-and-cacao drink, to balche, a mildly alcoholic drink served ice cold, made from fermented pineapple rind.

The Cuisine of Tabasco: Heartland Of Pre-Hispanic Cooking 2004

Beverages range from the thick, hot corn drink atole, especially a Pre-Hispanic version called chorote, a corn-and-cacao drink, to balche, a mildly alcoholic drink served ice cold, made from fermented pineapple rind.

The Cuisine of Tabasco: Heartland Of Pre-Hispanic Cooking 2004

To secure the favor of their gods, each year was marked by a series of festivals that included ritual offerings, sacrifices and the imbibing of an intoxicating mead called balche.

The Classic Period - Part 3: The Maya 1997

To secure the favor of their gods, each year was marked by a series of festivals that included ritual offerings, sacrifices and the imbibing of an intoxicating mead called balche.

The Classic Period - Part 3: The Maya 1997

Directing their prayers to the four cardinal points, with the bracelets and crown of flowers, offering the smoke of the copal, the maize grains and beans and sharing the fiancés the sacred drink of balche the petals of flowers are mixed, white representing the woman and the yellows representing the man, symbolizing the union of their lives and their love they receive the blessings for the union of the pair and to finalize an offering of petals is given.

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