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In earthen jars buried in the farmers’ yards of the northern Philippines, a centuries-old tradition lives on, embodying the spirit of ancestors who fought and died for their right to party.
"It makes you courageous, sharpens your appetite and puts you into a party mood," says Salustiano Mariano, a 60-year-old sugar cane planter who has been producing the dark-colored, faintly sweet-tasting liquor called basi for more than 40 years.
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October 22, 2005 - 12:00am
