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What is a bodega?

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Bodega- a word in Spanish that means winery or wine cellar.

Answered - 36 days ago at 5:54pm on Jan 07 2012

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A bodega is a convenience store, a small shop which carries an assortment of items ranging from toiletries to dog food. ChaCha!

Answered by Jamie E. - 1053 days ago at 1:52pm on Mar 26 2009

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Definition of a bodega is a Spanish wine cellar. Also refers to a seller of alcoholic beverage. Thank you for using ChaCha!

Answered by Paul H. - 1069 days ago at 11:38am on Mar 10 2009

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A bodega is a small grocery store, often found in a Spanish-speaking neighborhood. Thanks for using ChaCha!

Answered by Lauren C. - 1071 days ago at 5:30pm on Mar 08 2009

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1. (esp. among Spanish-speaking Americans) a grocery store. 2. a wineshop. 3. a warehouse for storing or aging wine. ChaCha!

Answered by Johnny H. - 1076 days ago at 1:14pm on Mar 03 2009

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A bodega is a Spanish wine cellar. Also refers to a seller of alcoholic beverage. ChaCha is here 24/7 to answer all your questions

Answered by Michelle S. - 1081 days ago at 4:39am on Feb 27 2009

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Wine is one of the oldest and most celebrated alcoholic beverages on earth. Scholars believe the first wines were made in the Middle East sometime around 8,000 BCE, and introduced to Europe around 4,500 BCE. Wine usually made from the fermented juice of grapes. Different styles of wine are created from different varieties of grapes and yeasts. Not every wine is made from grapes, it can also be made from other fruits like apples and berries. Wines made from starches like malted barley and rice (barley wine and sake respectively) are more named for the high alcohol content rather than the process.

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