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The pulque was discovered by nobleman named Papantzin
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Medical instruments were found with traces of pulque in Xochipala, Guerrero.
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Presence of stone instruments that perhaps were used to scrape the maguey so that the sap flowed.
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Techniques for the conservation of maguey are invented
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the pulque was called iztac octli "the white liquor"
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Pulque had a ritual character, so that only the elderly (over 52 years old) could consume it, just as this elixir could be tasted by those who were going to be sacrificed
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In Mexico the consumption of pulque was restricted and it was offered to the gods in small jugs
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The pulque was consumed by preferably, among the indigenous and mestizos. During the XVI century and part of the XVII century
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Are narrated by Hernán Cortés and Fray Bernardino de Sahagún.
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They were an attractive meeting place, where people used to have fun talking about everyday life.