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Alcoholic Drinks and the Raw Ingredients for Each

Given the list of alcoholic drinks made from it, guess each raw material. Answers are grains, fruits, vegetables, or other food products.
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Beverages
Raw Ingredient
beer, gin, Scotch/Irish whisky, shochu (mugijochu)
barley
beer, sake, shochu (komejochu)
rice
beer, whiskey, vodka, soju
wheat
bourbon whiskey, moonshine, vodka
corn
beer, whiskey, vodka
rye
wine, brandy, cognac, vermouth, pisco
grape
vodka (Poland)
potato
rum
sugarcane
cider
apple
mead
honey
tequila, mezcal
agave
beer (flavoring)
hops
gin (flavoring)
juniper berry
sambuca, ouzo (flavoring)
anise
absinthe (flavoring)
wormwood
10 Comments
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Level 88
Nov 12, 2021
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Level 77
Jun 17, 2020
Gin is mostly made from grains, the juniper berry is for flavor. So it would be perfect if that hint also had '(flavoring)' added. By the way, your quizzes deserve more attention!
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Level 88
Apr 19, 2021
Thanks! I've added this!
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Level 86
Nov 9, 2021
Excellent (and informative) quiz. I agree with PeregrineFalcon above. Nom'ed.
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Level 71
Feb 1, 2024
Please accept "maize" as well as corn — to me, "corn" means wheat!
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Level 88
Feb 1, 2024
Ok
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Level 48
Aug 26, 2024
Corn and wheat are two very different plants while I agree maize is another name for corn if you said corn to me I think of the yellow cob.

If you said wheat then it is the grain used to make bread.

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Level 84
Aug 31, 2024
I love liquor. Nom'd
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Level 76
Aug 31, 2024
Would 'sloe' be a valid answer for gin?
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Level 50
Oct 15, 2024
As a Polish girl — we make vodka in Poland mostly of wheat, potato vodka in Poland is „bimber” (homemade alcohol drink, usually more alcoholic than vodka, about 70-80%) but I know it’s made with potatoes also in other slavic countries like Russia