Grappa and Komovica: the same pomace, two characters
The fireplace that comes out of the press today has a deadline of seventy-two hours. After that, the acid is distilled, not the brandy.
14·09 / 5 minThe fireplace that comes out of the press today has a deadline of seventy-two hours. After that, the acid is distilled, not the brandy.
14·09 / 5 minEverything that makes plum brandy a plum brandy comes from a variety that one virus almost wiped out from Serbian plots.
24·08 / 7 minAfter a kilo of ribs, the palate is coated with tallow. Honey warms and rounds off, grass disperses — two brandies, two different jobs.
21·08 / 4 minSame word, three worlds in a cup. Agricole smells of cane, Jamaican of zar, Spanish of caramel. Here's how to read the label without lazing.
17·08 / 7 minWithout juniper it is not gin but flavored vodka. London Dry, Old Tom and New Western are not marketing but three philosophies of the same bottle.
02·08 / 7 minTwo distilleries, one river and half an hour's drive between them — how to drive to Speyside without wasting a glass.
31·07 / 4 minSpeyside smells of honey and apple, Islay of smoke and sea, Highlands of everything in between — and it's all written on the label, before you open the bottle.
31·07 / 7 minAlready after the first cup, you know whether they are driving you or teaching you. How can a visit to the distillery and cellar not be a tourist show, but a day that leaves something behind.
28·07 / 4 minSljivovica is not the only serious brandy in the Balkans. Five distillates that differ in raw material, smell and temperature at which they are opened.
28·07 / 4 minGood slivovica is not made in a cauldron but on the tap — in the second when the master cuts the head from the heart. Here is exactly what is happening.
28·07 / 7 min