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Rice-based alcoholic drink
Sonti is a rice-based alcoholic drink, originating from the Indian subcontinent , that is made much like sake and is similar to wine in its alcohol content and use. Sonti is made by steaming rice; to saccharify the starches to sugar, a mold, Rhizopus sonti (in sake, Aspergillus oryzae ) is used, followed by fermentation.[1]
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