If I visit your country/region, what is that one drink I should not miss?

[WaweruM]

@CaptainHookWe also have pilsner in my country but the packaging is tottaly different

[WaweruM]

@StephenAbrahamlooks interesting

[WaweruM]

@NareshDarjiwow! thank you for sharing

[WaweruM]

@Julien44Looks classics, send me a bottle.

[WaweruM]

@GeorgesHRDoes it have an age limit?

[WaweruM]

@DambarKBeer unites us all 🙂

[Julien44]

@WaweruM, my friend if you look Well, you would see it is not classic. It is from 1975!

I would love To have plenty to share with you.  

[GeorgesHR]

Hey @WaweruM,

Certainly! The law here states that people underage cannot buy or consume any alcohol at all. Our legal drinking age is 18.

Best regards,

Georges

[ValeriaA_]

Hi @WaweruM, cool post!

If you ever visit Argentina you should try "mate". It's a traditional argentinian drink (it's also a strong tradition in Uruguay). The important part of it is the fact of being a social one, as you share it with your family, friends or coworkers.

You put yerba-mate herbs in a cup called mate, add a metal straw and drink it with hot water. One person owns the mate and passes it to the other person. Some people like it with sugar but I prefer sour mate!

You might find it disgusting that we all drink from the same straw, but it's actually really common and if you go deeper, it even creates a stronger bond between those who are drinking it.

Here are some photos of my mate at work:

It's also very common to collect many different mates, this one is a present from @santiagoirale and it changes color with hot water. There are mates made from all kinds of materials: wood, pumpkin, plastic... And there are also different kinds of yerba-mate: sweet, soft, strong, sour... the list is endless!

Don't forget: if you visit Argentina, mate must be on your list! 🙂

[WaweruM]

@ValeriaA_Thanks for sharing. We also have a traditional drink where we use one straw to drink its called "Busaa"