Arak
Introduction
A type of alcoholic beverage produced in the Middle East
Background Story
Arak is a traditional alcoholic drink that has its roots in the Middle East, particularly in countries like Lebanon and Syria. It is often enjoyed during social gatherings and is known for its distinct anise flavor. The name is derived from the Arabic word عَرَق (ʿaraq), which means 'to sweat' because the drink is traditionally made through a distillation process that involves fermentation.
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