| They find their laughter as sweet as nature's own elixir and their round, cherubic faces like heaping helpings of Olympian ambrosia. |
| With an alcohol content of 70 percent, the elixir is too much for most people to drink, and is normally taken as a few drops on a sugar cube. |
| Learn how Oaxaca's famed elixir is made from start to finish, from laborious pit-baked magueys to the intriguing process of distillation. |
| Enough of the man, for he is dead now, poor devil, dead at the very time that he had made sure that he had at last discovered the elixir of life. |
| The choice of elixir served adds to the exotic range of mocktails, cocktails, wines, and liquors. |
| There are moments when Caribbean winds, normally an elixir, get a bit out of hand. |
