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Slivovitz - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Polmos Slivovitz ... This is one of our best selling Slivovitz. Made from fine plums from Croatia, produced by means of traditional method of distililng fresh and ripe plums. This fresh plum distillate is then aged in wooden casks made of Slavonian Oak.
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Home of the Slivovitz Festival, including a list of all commercial slivovitz worldwide. ... For generations Slivovitz has toasted beginnings and births, engagements, weddings, and baptisms, sadness, success, and failure, friends, and funerals. It's how families greet returning members, celebrate victories, mourn defeat,
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Especially popular in the former Yugoslavia, slivovitz is considered the national drink of Serbia. However, more Americans are buying this plum brandy, and an increasing number of online stores are selling it. ... Slivovitz is a brandy spirit made from distilled and fermented plum juice. Especially popular in the...
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slivovitz n. A dry colorless plum brandy. [Serbo-Croatian šljivovica , from šljiva , plum.] WORD HISTORY Though colorless, slivovitz is ... WORD HISTORY Though colorless, slivovitz is a brandy or schnapps made from bluish plums. The Slavic word for plum is sliva, which is related to Latin līvidus, "bluish,
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Britannica online encyclopedia article on slivovitz (distilled liquor), ...and fraise, distilled from strawberries. ... Aspects of the topic slivovitz are discussed in the following places at Britannica.
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‘We don’t produce anything ourselves, except slivovitz (plum brandy),’ he snorts. ‘Will the West allow our domestic factories to develop? I think they will give us as much as it takes to maintain a naked existence and nothing more.
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Absinthe was banned in the year 1915 and began a myth since then ? ... The origin of absinthe is Val de Travers valley in Switzerland. The medical use of wormwood dates back to ancient Egypt, but the first clear evidence of the liquor in the modern sense dates to the 18th century. ... Slivovitz Zufanek 50% 0.7l...
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