Horchata

Non-alcoholicMexico/Spain

TypeNon-alcoholic

OriginMexico/Spain

About Horchata

A sweet rice milk drink in Mexico, made with chufa tiger nuts in Spain. The Spanish version originated in Valencia. The Mexican version uses rice, cinnamon, and vanilla. The name comes from Latin hordeata meaning barley water. Over 100 million liters consumed annually in Mexico.

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