Sentence examples for traditionally drunk from inspiring English sources
Sake is traditionally drunk with sashimi.
It's traditionally drunk neat as a winter drink but also functions as grown-up Ribena.
Uzvar is traditionally drunk on Christmas Eve, and makes an interesting change from spiced mulled apple juice.
The perfect match if you're in Normandy is a low strength, sweet cider, traditionally drunk from a ceramic cup or bowl, accompanied by creamy crepes.
Vermut was traditionally drunk after mass and before a late Sunday lunch but it took the revival to add that extra ingredient for a supremely relaxed weekend afternoon - free live music, and so vermuts musicals were invented.
Even for those living in China, Iran, and parts of South America, where tea is traditionally drunk very hot, it is unclear how big a risk hot drinks pose.
"If drinking coffee after a meal, it should traditionally be drunk out of a demitasse cup.
Traditionally, kava was drunk by men in the outer Vanuatuan islands and only during ceremonial occasions.
Traditionally, Italians have drunk wine with meals and avoided the sort of binge drinking that is commonplace in Britain, but Dr Salmaso warns that habits are changing for the worse among the young.
Traditionally, the ashes are then drunk dissolved in champagne.
Among the Shuar, chicha is traditionally prepared by women and drunk — at least in its more alcoholic variety — by men.
