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Kontabas is a purely Ukrainian potion, an ancient Ukrainian alcoholic beverage. widespread throughout Ukraine. In different regions, this drink is known as Kantabas (Western of Ukraine), Kantabas and Kontabas (Center of Ukraine), Kontabas and Konobas (Eastern of Ukraine). It is also mentioned in the Borys Grinchenko's dictionary of the Ukrainian language, published in Berlin in 1924, according to which Kantabas, -su, m, is a kind of alcoholic beverage. If you drink kantabas, you will become drunk.