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hops
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India
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Hops are not traditionally used in Indian brewing.
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2
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hops
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Middle East
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Hops are not commonly used in Middle Eastern beverages due to alcohol restrictions.
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2
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3
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hops
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New Zealand
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Hops are a prominent part of traditional Maori dances and are used in a variety of beer styles in New Zealand.
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2
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4
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hops
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Saudi Arabia
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Hops are not commonly used in traditional Saudi beverages due to alcohol restrictions.
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5
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hops
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Belgium
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Belgian culture emphasizes cultivating specific hop varieties for distinct beer flavors.
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6
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hops
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Brazil
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Hops are less commonly used in brewing in Brazil due to a preference for other ingredients.
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7
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hops
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Canada
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Hops are widely used in a variety of beer styles in Canada, from lagers to ales.
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1
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8
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hops
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China
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Hops are not commonly used in traditional alcoholic beverages in China.
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1
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9
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hops
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Czech Republic
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Hops are a key ingredient in beer brewing in the Czech Republic.
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1
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10
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hops
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England
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Different types of hops are grown in England to achieve diverse beer flavors.
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1
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11
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hops
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Ireland
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Hops are an important ingredient in the production of traditional stout beers in Ireland.
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1
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12
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hops
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Japan
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Hops are not widely used in traditional alcoholic beverages in Japanese culture.
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1
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13
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hops
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Mexico
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Hops are less common in Mexican brewing culture due to a preference for other ingredients.
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1
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14
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hops
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Philippines
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Hops are not often used in traditional Filipino rice-based alcoholic drinks.
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1
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15
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hops
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Scotland
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Hops are a prominent ingredient in the production of traditional stout beers in Scottish culture.
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1
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16
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hops
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Sri Lanka
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Hops are not traditionally used in brewing in Sri Lanka.
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1
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17
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hops
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Thailand
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In Thailand, hops are not commonly used in traditional rice-based alcoholic beverages.
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1
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