Plural of bota, a traditional leather bottle or pouch used in Spain and Latin America for carrying wine or water.
From Spanish 'bota,' derived from Latin 'buttis,' meaning cask or barrel. The word describes a specific type of wineskin that became common in Iberian culture.
A bota is designed with a nozzle so you can spray wine directly into your mouth—it's basically the original hydration hack for Spanish celebrations and is still used at festivals today.
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