Boza: Boza is a fermented alcoholic drink made from cereals (millet, wheat, corn, etc.). Very popular under the Ottoman Empire, it was however banned for a time because of the alcohol it contained, even in very small quantities. Some tenants also took pleasure in arranging it with opium… (*).
A legacy of the Ottoman invasions, the boza still remains quite popular today not only in Turkey, but also in Bulgaria, Albania, Serbia, Kosovo...
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