Do you have any drinks specific to your country? So, can the people of your country spend a day comfortably without drinking this beverage? In short, where is this drink in your life and how important is it to you? :)
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In Serbia, the national drink is ŠLJIVOVICA brandy. There are other types of homemade brandy that many people make themselves at home - quince, pear, apricot, apple brandy, as well as grape brandy - LOZA. I personally do not drink alcoholic beverages at all, but brandy is mandatory at every celebration in Serbia.
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Is there alcohol in it? I've never heard of it, but it seems like having fruits can make it taste better :))
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Oh yes, there is alcohol. All brandy is made from fruit. Someone makes a little weaker, someone a little stronger, it's all a matter of taste. The less sugar, the better quality brandy, at least that's what older people say,who have been preparing it for years.
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People in Bangladesh will not be able to spend one day without drinking tea. There are literally tea shops at every corner of a street.
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I had the opportunity to see that when I was in Turkey and I was delighted with the teas of various flavors :) Those shops with teas are so interesting that I used to stand and look at the shelves for half an hour without knowing which one to choose :)
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As Jelena said, the situation is the same in Turkey. Tea is also an indispensable element for Turks. Although it is a place where tourists do not go much, tea in Turkey is especially famous in the Karadeniz region. More precisely, the tea there is something else. We also have a drink called "şalgam". It looks like pickle juice. It is made from carrots but has a sour, salty taste. It is especially preferred with foods such as meat.
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I will try "Salgam" if I spend my summer in Turkey again this year :)
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Is there such a possibility? So can you come to Turkey? If you come, where will you come? Yes, you can try turnip. You can pay attention to the cold drink, there are those that are bitter or not, it may be good if you pay attention to it :))
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What is that one drink/beverage that you drink every day?
Definitely coffee! In the morning, as soon as I get up, I drink coffee, that's the first thing I do. During the morning I drink one more and sometimes two. Two more in the afternoon and often in the evening. I often drink coffee before going to bed, it doesn't affect my sleep and I love it. :)))
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Hahaha :)) I may not even drink water as often as water :)) If I drink that much coffee, I'll probably never sleep in the evening. But I've always been very attentive to people like you. My wife's family also loves coffee very much, and they say that she can sleep very comfortably at night. Even when they have a headache, they can say, "I definitely didn't drink coffee today, that's why my head hurts."
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It's like I'm looking at myself :)))) If my head hurts in the afternoon, it can only mean one thing - Insufficient caffeine intake that day :)) I know immediately that I need coffee :)))
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I never looked for coffee before. But because of my husband I got used to it too. Now we definitely start the day with coffee :))
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I drink a lot of coffee too. My friends joke that I don't have blood running through my veins. Instead, I have coffee and tea running through my veins.
So, what kind of coffee is the coffee you drink, that is, is it an intense coffee?
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I always start the day with coffee. Coffee in Serbia is the same as in Turkey, so we call it "Turkish coffee". I like strong coffee without sugar. Sometimes during the day I drink one espresso coffee, also without sugar.
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This is where our difference comes in. Coffee is too bitter for me, so I can drink the sweetest coffees. I prefer caramel coffees. I never drink espresso. Even if I drink Turkish coffee, I must drink it with sugar. :))
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Here, too, many people drink coffee with sugar, my husband, for example, cannot drink coffee if it is not sweet. And I can't drink it if I feel it has a hint of sugar. I love the taste of strong, bitter coffee :) When I was in Turkey, the restaurant where we drank coffee every day gave us two beautiful coffee cups when we went home. They really made me happy!
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Then I can recommend you double ground Turkish coffee. It's an incredibly intense coffee. I never drink. By the way, I am very glad that you had such an experience in Turkey. Turks in general are friendly and approachable. However, sometimes I get very upset when I read negative news. I do not want this situation to misrepresent our country and its people. I hope you come again. If you can come to Antalya, I would love to meet you :)
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