A brewed tea that contains alcohol is called:
A) kumbucha.
B) malt liquor.
C) beer.
D) wine.

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Kombucha is a fermented tea that can contain small amounts of alcohol (usually around 0.5%) as a byproduct of the fermentation process. It is not considered a traditional alcoholic beverage like beer or wine, but it may contain enough alcohol to be regulated by alcohol laws in some states. Malt liquor, beer, and wine are all brewed alcoholic beverages, but kombucha specifically contains tea as a base.

A Brewed Tea That Contains Alcohol Is Called