Intus refers to the local Filipino wine produced by the Camayos of Surigao del Sur. They allow sugar cane juice to ferment for five (5) days, then add sugar and finally ginger.

Related Articles

Laksoy ■■■■■■■■
Laksoy which is also called Lambanog is a Filipino local wine which is a distillate of Tuba. . . . Read More
Tinumok ■■■■■
Tinumok refers to a dish from the Philippines, particularly from the Bicol Region made from Gabi known . . . Read More
Bistek ■■■■■
Bistek is a Filipino version of beef steak or stir fried steak . . . Read More
Sampalok ■■■■■
Sampalok is a Filipino word for Tamarind. In the Philippines its pulp/fruit are eaten and used as a souring . . . Read More
Inihaw ■■■■■
Inihaw is a Filipino word for broil, roasted, charcoal-broiled or grilled. . . . Read More
Pulutan ■■■■■
Pulutan refers to appetizers eaten during wine or beer drinking sessions in the Philippines. Pulutan . . . Read More
Agkud ■■■■■
Agkud refers to the traditional rice or sugar cane wine of highlanders from Luzon and Mindanao islands . . . Read More
Cachaça/Cachaca ■■■■■
Cachaça/Cachaca: Cachaça refers to the Brazilian sugarcane alcohol. It is referres to as the Brazilian . . . Read More
Sambol ■■■■■
Sambol (also spelled sambal) is a term used primarily in South Asian and Southeast Asian cuisines to . . . Read More
Puto ■■■■
Puto is a filipino term for steamed rice cake. Puto is a traditional Filipino steamed rice cake that . . . Read More