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Angkor Market

I'm reasonably sure that Naga (630 ml.; $1.50) was fermented palm juice, even though the only other word I could read was "fresh." That wasn't what came to mind when I opened the bottle: The suggestion of tropical overripeness kicked up through my sinuses and settled on my tongue with a lingering, lubricating, nearly viscous mouthfeel. Nighty-night.

Angkor Market
Siem Reap, Cambodia
(From a November 2006 visit)

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