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Muslim-majority Indonesia might not seem like it has a deep tradition of homemade booze. But, in reality, the country has been getting wasted on locally made brews for centuries. Vice’s Indonesia team travelled out to North Sulawesi, a deeply Christian region, to figure out how farmers were turning palm tree sap into a potent, and fiery, liquor called Cap Tikus.

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