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  Aguardiente is the national drink of Columbia, but very much different from any other drink. Yeah, we know that this is often called Colombian tequilla, and you are just too busy dancing and enjoying in the clubs of Miami not realizing that amazing taste of aguardiente in your hands, which is one of the vintage liquors new york. Basically from Colombia, Aguardiente is the fire drink that will bring you on your feet dancing and enjoying forgetting all about yourself. We will tell you about the best quality taste of aguardiente, but first, let us introduce you with what the aguardiente is? Aguardiente- Introduction A typical  Colombian Aguardiente  is usually clear anise or licorice-flavored alcohol that is also known as Guaro. This aguardiente contains around 29% of alcohol. Traditionally, people in Colombia always celebrate even a simple occasion also with a bottle of Aguardiente spirit. This drink is also called Firewater and that too for obvious reasons: Well, Aguardiente is a Mash

Aguardiente is hands-down, unquestionably, the National Drink of Colombia. There isn’t any occasion, club night, countryside celebration, or even a normal weekend in Colombia where this drink isn’t in the hands of people making them sway. So much so that even if you ask any local for a special regional drink, he might ask you about aguardiente first, and then next,   buying you one. Although, being so prominent, people don’t know much about this amazing drink which translates to “fire water”. 1.  First, let us know what C olombia n Aguardiente is:   Colombian Aguardiente , or “guaro”, is an anise-flavored drink which is extracted and derived from sugarcane. The alcohol content ranges anywhere between 29% to 60%. Aguardiente is a clear spirit which is derived first by fermentation, and then distillation. You will either love this drink or hate this, with completely nothing in between. 2.  What is Aguardiente made from? Aguardiente is nothing but simple four ing