There's an interesting post over at our sister blog Gadling. It's from author Timothy Ferriss, author of The 4-Hour Work Week. I think the book is interesting if a bit unrealistic, but this list is intriguing.
He picks his eight favorite beverages from around the world, and you won't see any Yoo-Hoo or Clamato on the list. Ordinarily we wouldn't be able to try any of these drinks without traveling to Japan or Brazil, but thanks to the internet we can order them online (the post has links to all of the companies).
Tanzanian Peaberry Coffee sounds like the ultimate pick-me-up. Acai is a mixture of berry and caffeine that looks like purple frozen yogurt. Pocari Sweat is...well, does it matter? With a name like that it's something you just have to try.
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7-26-2007 @ 9:37PM
tacos said...
I've liked Pocari sweat since my friend made me drink some in Japan last year. It can be found at Genki on Clement St. in San Francisco.
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7-27-2007 @ 5:14AM
RTorres said...
Nothing wrong with Pocari Sweat you can find it in most asian markets in New York City
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7-27-2007 @ 2:35PM
♥seafood said...
I definetely enjoy exotically prepared beverages spanning the globe.
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7-28-2007 @ 11:37AM
deruderu said...
haha.. this drink has been around in asia for ages..
it tastes like salty gatorade..
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8-13-2007 @ 4:39AM
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