1 a drink, especially tea, coffee, or other non-alcoholic drink -- drikk(evare)
This word fits well if it refers to the mixing of a beverage inside the lidded vessel.
Dependence on a "national beverage" produced outside the bounds of empire raised anxieties about ingestion and fears of permeable cultural, political, and physical boundaries.
By contrast, the rural activities of the food, beverages and tobacco sector provide 58 % of exports.
More precisely, the leaves used to make the beverage mate.
These include several companies from the food, beverage, and tobacco sector and also several technological companies.
The second largest industry allocation over this period corresponds to food, beverages and tobacco (15.4 per cent).
The food, beverages and tobacco sub-sector represents 46 per cent of the total sales directly attributable to tourists.
On three separate items, subjects report frequency of alcohol use in the past 30 days for each of the three different types of alcoholic beverages.
