tepache
noun
te·pa·che
tə̇ˈpächē
plural -s
: any of several Mexican drinks
specifically : an intoxicating beverage made from pulque and coarse sugar with timbe used to retard fermentation
Word History
Etymology
Spanish, from Nahuatl tepiatl, from tepitl a kind of corn + atl water
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