Kumis Alcohol

The Mongols also drank a beverage known as kumis. Kumis Is a slightly alcoholic drink composed of fermented milk.

Kumis - Gastro Obscura

Kumis

Fermented dairy product traditionally made from mare’s milk. Mildly alcoholic.

The Fermented Mare's Milk Enjoyed by Babies and Genghis Khan

Kumis: The Alcoholic Horse Milk Likely Linked To Genghis Khan - Tasting Table

Koumiss (Kumis - Kumiss - Koumiss in English) is a fermented dairy product traditionally made from mare's milk) being served on Sabantuy Festival. *Bashkirs (indigenous Turkic peoples). The Republic of Bashkortostan, also known as Bashkiria is a federal subject of Russia.

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Gojo #qumys drinking 🤭🤫 🇰🇿❤️🍶

Kumis: The Kyrgyz Cure-all - Travelogues from Remote Lands

Trying out a unique local specialty bottle of authentic Airag / Milk Wine (Kumis) from the Inner Mongolia region of China. This traditional alcoholic beverage, with 15% vol, is made from fermented mare's milk and is a deeply historical part of nomadic culture. A must-try drink for brave food explorers looking for unique regional flavors.

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Кумыс для казахи qumys for kazakh қазаққа арналған қымыз🇰🇿🍶

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Традиционная бутылка кумыса (Манайж) Traditional Mongolian Milk Wine from Inner Mongolia

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