Watch: Roadside vendor in Goa sells tea made by adding Old Monk rum, netizens shun ‘bizarre’ combination

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Updated At : 12:25 AM Nov 05, 2022 IST

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Chandigarh, November 4

The video of an outlandish tea from a roadside vendor in Goa is making the rounds on Twitter. The weird concoction of tea and Old Monk rum is being sold at Sinquerim Beach in Candolim, Goa.

The video of the making of this tea has been shared on Twitter by a user, Dr V. The clip shows roadside vendor heating up kulhad (clay pot). He then sets kulhad on fire and puts Old Monk rum in it. He then pours the tea in it. As the mixture settles down, he puts it in another pot and serves it to people.

The video has surpassed over 20,000 views. Netizens are out-and-out unimpressed and calling the attempt an absolute disaster.

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