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YOUTUBE COMMENT said:
Poyo is just palm wine! It's not some crazy rare drink only available in sierra leone lmao, many different cultures drink it & you can get it all over the place but I guess going there in person to taste fresh palm wine is better than the exported stuff.

After some research, it's just Palm wine. Some cultures call it Toddy wine or Palm Toddy. I'm still trying to find out where to buy some of it.

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eHow.com said:
Instructions
1
Climb a palm tree and locate a palm fruit.

2
Identify the fruit's kernels. They reside deep inside the fruit which consists of 3 parts: a thin skin, a somewhat thicker and fibrous flesh beneath and at least one seed covered by a woody shell with kernels inside.

3
"Tap" the tree by making an incision between the kernels using a knife or machete and tying a gourd around the tree to collect the sap that flows out.

4
Descend from the tree leaving the gourd behind for 1 to 2 days.

5
Retrieve the gourd and transfer the wine to a clean glass or plastic bottle. The wine is ready to drink immediately.

Tips & Warnings
Fermentation begins soon after the sap begins flowing. Within 1 to 2 hours the alcohol content may reach upwards of 4 percent. Sap that ferments for more than 1 day takes on a vinegary flavor. Some people prefer this vinegary flavor while others prefer the relatively sour, lightly-fermented flavor of a younger wine.

Keep the wine in a cool, dry place and out of direct sunlight. Drink it within 1 to 2 days.

The quality of the wine depends largely on the collection process. Palm wine makers or "tappers" tend not to wash their collection gourds between tappings. This leaves residual yeasts in the gourd that assist in fermenting the next batch of wine.

Palm wine is an alcoholic beverage so drink it responsibly.



Read more: How to Make Palm Wine | eHow.com http://www.ehow.com/how_2247489_make-palm-wine.html#ixzz2RQrgy9Nu
 
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