tafia造句

• Often both tafia and rum were produced.
• Tafia was mostly for local consumption, as it is easier and cheaper to make.
• The history of rum and tafia dates back to the 17th century on vast sugarcane plantations established in the West Indies.
• These are the Chicago Tafia, the Cambrian Benevolent Society of Chicago, and the Women s Welsh Club of Illinois.
• In 2014 members of the Chicago Tafia started the Chicago Swansea City Supporters Club, that meets for games at Chicago area pubs.
• In one he helps Hack deal with the importance of an ancestral medicine bag, and in the other he teaches Tafia the true value of art.
• Lime juice on its own would have significantly prevented scurvy and dysentery, and tafia / rum was soon added as it became widely available to the British ( ca . 1650 ).
• From 2009 to 2016 the Chicago Tafia partnered with the owners of the iconic Wrigley Building to illuminate the tower red, white, and green ( the colours of the Welsh flag ) on March 1, St . Davids Day.
• From 2009 to 2016 The Chicago Tafia partnered with the owners of the iconic Wrigley Building to illuminate the tower red, white, and green ( the colours of the Welsh flag ) on Saint Davids Day on Sunday, March 1.
• In the beginning of the seventeenth century, the producers of sugar from various European colonies in the Americas started to use the by-products of sugar, molasses and scummings, as the raw material for the alcoholic beverage which in British colonies was named " rum ", in France's " tafia ", in Spain's " aguardiente de ca馻 " and in Portugal's ( Brazil ) " aguardente da terra ", " aguardente de cana " and later " cacha鏰 ".