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While clean water was plentiful at the birth of our country, it didn't have much flavor. The colonialists wasted no time adding different herbs and flavors to their water. Or other potables: beer brewing and distilling were some of the earliest industries of the colonies. Other recipes made their way here from the settlers' native homeland. All we can find are listed below.
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a very fine Cordial

For invalids

Primarily for invalids

For invalids

Soyer's Recipe

Delicious refresher

Pass-around drink for events

Potent Potable

Made for weddings and other events

Winter drink

Basic beverage

Colonial breakfast drink

Colonial drink

Colonial wine

Currant juice and rum

Colonial wine

Primarily for invalids

Colonial wine

Great for parties!

Potent potable

Colonial refresher

Colonial refresher

Summer wine

Potent colonial wine

Colonial wine

Potent winter warmer

Potent tangy flavor

Colonial wine

Summer refresher

When regular lemonade is just too much!

(with sherry & eggs)

Sweet potable

Presidential punch

Fruity wine

Spiced wine

Wine for "children's parties"

Attributed to the Duke of Norfolk

Potent potable

Potent potable

"Excellent"

(also for Ginger Wine)

Refreshing (and potent!) drink

For Warm Weather

Potent potable

"wholesome for children"

Party drink

Economic imitation

Orange juice and rum

Orange/lemon juice and liquor

Orange juice and rum

Great for parties!

Colonial refresher

Colonial beer

Colonial refresher

Effervescing lemon drink

Basic beverage

Colonial hot cider punch

Colonial drink

Seasonable in July

Winter drink
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