Therefore majority of the population are used to Palm wine.

Palm wine played an important social role in many African societies.

Palm wine is often traded for rice or sold in the city.

That is too much for most local people, who have turned to home-grown palm wine instead.

Do you know they store palm wine in great long pipes of bamboo?

The alcohol content of palm wine develops throughout the day.

When left to ferment on its own, it becomes palm wine.

Smaller sizes are used as bowls to drink palm wine.

There was a jar of thick yellow palm wine on the table beside her.

Another is that women do not carry pots of palm wine meant for marriage ceremonies.

They were drinking barn, which is a palm wine.

The owners provide a feast, with plenty of palm wine, to which the whole community is invited.

In the country side, moonshine shares the alcohol market with what some call palm wine.

"It's a rural settlement of palm wine producers," he says.

Wild date palms are also tapped in large parts of Africa for palm wine.

Each member of Mfu must take their turn supplying the group with palm wine.

"People can't afford beer anymore, so they drink palm wine.

The palm wine he'd drunk at the evening banquet must have driven all sense from him.his first taste.

There is palm wine produced in west Africa from palm trees.

They may eat palm oil and salt, but never taste palm wine.

It is usually tapped by a skilled palm wine tapper.

"The palm wine was young, but far from innocent.

DJs provide the music as dancers move about and drink beer or palm wine.

Pseudophoenix vinifera was used in the past of palm wine production.

Palm wine is a popular alcoholic beverage among the Igbo.