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    <title>Forget the Vodka Aisle: Belarus Has a Whole Craft Drink Culture Waiting to Be Discovered</title>
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    <description>Most Americans picture vodka when they think of Belarusian drinks — but that&#039;s barely scratching the surface. From ancient honey wines to fizzy fermented breads, Belarus has a vibrant beverage tradition that&#039;s quietly having a moment, and you don&#039;t have to book a flight to Minsk to get a taste.</description>
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    <title>Salt, Birds, and Empty Buckets: The Belarusian Superstitions That Are Very Much Still Alive</title>
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    <description>Every culture has its quirky beliefs — but Belarusian folk superstitions are something else entirely. We talked to Belarusians on both sides of the Atlantic to find out which old customs are still going strong, which ones are fading out, and what they say about a culture that&#039;s survived a whole lot of history.</description>
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