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Sabai (available for £4.99 for 4 275ml bottles) is a wine spritzer infused with the flower. This gives it its ruby red colour. According to the website this drink is so popular in Thailand that 90 million bottles are sold every year. The grapes used ot make the wine base are from floating vineyards in the Chao Phyra delta while the flowers are grown in the northern provinces.
Sabai will be available from Tesco and Sainsbury's shortly but you can buy online from the website for £28.80 for 24 bottles.
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7-21-2006 @2:46AM Alex said... I tried this last year at a Thai festival in Surrey ... it's ... um ... quite sweet and wasn't really my cup of tea at all. Apparently you can get it at a few bars around the place (probably London).
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