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African oil-palm, raffia, coconut and date-palm wines (regional names)nkwu enu
milky, effervescent, sweet-to-sour palm wine drunk within a day; stored in calabashes. Made in 4 steps over 35 days. The longest step, tap the palm (two methods), takes 35 days (Front. Food Sci. Technol. 2023). Saccharomyces cerevisiae and Hanseniaspora uvarum do most of the fermenting.
fermentation starts in the pot while the sap drips
Method
Measured measured in a studySet fixed by a specification or tested recipeReported one source reports itTypical a general value, not sourced for this fermentUnconfirmed not yet checked against a source
Variants
Nkwu enu (Igbo, Nigeria)Name listed for Nigeria [WP-PALM]. Literally 'palm wine from up (the tree)': tapped from the top of a standing oil palm. Igbo call palm wine 'mmanya ocha' (white drink) with 'ngwo' and 'nkwu' kinds [WP-PALM].
Nkwu ocha (Igbo, Nigeria)'White palm wine' of the oil palm (nkwu) as opposed to raffia (ngwo) [WP-PALM]; the wedding drink of Igbo traditional marriage.
Mmanya ngwo / tombo (south-east Nigeria)Raffia-palm wine; 'tombo' is the colloquial name in south-eastern Nigeria [WP-PALM]. Raffia sap holds xylose and cellobiose by mid-tapping (Faparusi 1981 via [OLUWOLE2023]).
Emu (Yoruba, south-west Nigeria; also parts of Cameroon)Yoruba name; oil-palm or raffia sap [OLANBIWONINU2026]; also called matango in Cameroon [WP-PALM].
Oguro (Yoruba, Nigeria)Listed for Nigeria [WP-PALM]; Yoruba usage reserves oguro for raffia-palm wine (reported).
Mmin efik (Efik, Cross River, Nigeria)Efik name for palm wine [WP-PALM]; no process difference documented.
Ukọt nsuñ (Nigeria)Listed for Nigeria [WP-PALM]; process data not found.
Mimbo, matango, mbuh, miluh, tumbu liquor (Cameroon)Cameroonian names [WP-PALM]. Mimbo is made from oil palm and from Raphia vinifera [OLUWOLE2023 Table 1]; Cameroon English coined several of these names.
Malafu ya ngasi (Kikongo), masanga ya mbila (Lingala), DR CongoBoth mean oil-palm wine [WP-PALM]. DR Congo distinguishes four palm wines: ngasi (oil palm), dibondo (raffia), cocoti (coconut), mahusu (a short savanna palm of western Bandundu and Kasai) [WP-PALM]. Stored in calabashes.
Toutou (Gabon); singer (Gambia)Names only [WP-PALM].
Dεha, yabra, tér daññ (Ghana)Ghanaian names listed with doka and nsafufuo [WP-PALM]. Ghanaian palm wine is mostly tapped from felled oil palms [OLUWOLE2023], the process measured by [AMOA-AWUA2007] above.
Poyo, mampama (Sierra Leone)Poyo is made from several palm species; for the Limba 'he who brings poyo brings life'; served at weddings, births and wakes (Slow Food via [WP-PALM]).
Chimichama, sibiji (Mali)Listed with bandji [WP-PALM]; bandji is tapped by perforating the top of a standing palm [OLUWOLE2023].
Tembo (Tanzania, Swahili coast)Swahili name for palm wine, also 'pombe' [WP-PALM]; on the coast usually coconut (cf. round-1 'Mnazi (Kenya coast)' variant).
Kalou (Seychelles)Seychellois name [WP-PALM]; coconut toddy (reported).
Lāgbi (Libya)Libyan Arabic name [WP-PALM]; date-palm sap. Date-palm sap is far richer in sucrose (95.3 % of sugars) than other palms [OLUWOLE2023 Table 3]. Same drink as round-1 variant 'Lagmi'.
Safety
Very perishable; sour within 24 h. Calabash and pot hygiene drive quality. Distilled forms carry methanol risk (round-2 `ogogoro`).