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Blue Pressure Wine – Vung Tau | Famous specialty of Ba Ria Vung Tau Province

Blue pressure wine is a specialty  drink   that every visitor cannot miss. Unique right from the name to the taste. Blue pressure wine makes diners fascinated. To have a good wine, from the stage of choosing sticky rice, it must be delicious. It is the most delicious and perfect type of sticky rice in the locality. After cooking and brewing the wine, the final stage is to mix the wine with the traditional medicine. That medicine ladder is known to have only 7 members and that is the formula that is “passed down from father to son”.

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Blue Pressure Wine

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