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What is the best Pisco to prepare a Pisco Sour? Which Pisco should you choose?
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The answer is not simple because, even in Peru, there are two opposing schools of thought... and, as a result, each Bodega offers 2 types of Pisco for preparing your cocktails!
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The "purists" will recommend that you choose a Pisco called "Pure Quebranta" which ...
What is the best Pisco to prepare a Pisco Sour? Which Pisco should you choose?
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The answer is not simple because, even in Peru, there are two opposing schools of thought... and, as a result, each Bodega offers 2 types of Pisco for preparing your cocktails!
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The "purists" will recommend that you choose a Pisco called "Pure Quebranta" which is distilled, in the purest tradition, exclusively using Quebranta grapes, the very first grape variety introduced to Peru by Spanish colonists. Pisco was, therefore, invented using Quebranta grapes... but it is the least aromatic among the 8 Pisco grape varieties authorized by the official Denomination of Origin of Peru!
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On the other hand, those whom we would call "modernists" will definitely tell you to prefer the so-called "Acholado" Piscos, which is a lovely word that can be translated as "Mixed race". Piscos Acholados are therefore subtle blends of grape varieties always resulting from a combination of Quebranta grapes with one or more grape varieties often called "aromatic" because their fragrance is naturally more pronounced. Each distillery performs an exclusive blend, giving each Pisco Acholado a unique aromatic identity! It is the characteristic aroma and flavour of the blended grapes that will make the difference between each Pisco Acholado.
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All the Piscos we offer are produced by recognized distilleries in Peru, located in one of the 5 magnificent terroirs in the southern part of the country, historically authorized to produce Pisco by Denomination of Origin.
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Just as you would when choosing a bottle of wine, let your taste and personality guide you!
Pure Pisco Quebranta La Caravedo 41° 70cl Pure Pisco Quebranta La Caravedo 41°...
Santiago Queirolo Pisco Quebranta is the emblematic Pisco of Peru. Pure and transparent, balanced and well structured, it's distilled from hand picked and carefully selected Quebranta variety grapes in Santiago Queirolo vineyards in Ica. Aromas of banana, dried black raisins and dried fruit dominate. Pisco Quebranta is the most used Pisco to craft Pisco... Santiago Queirolo Pisco Quebranta is...
Idéal for the preparation of Pisco Sour, this Pisco (called "Acholado" in Peru and "Blended" in Anglophone countries) is a mixture of several grapes (Quebranta, Albilla, Negra Coriente, Moscatel and Italia strains) perfect for numerous Cocktails. Idéal for the preparation of Pisco...
Pisco Demonio de Los Andes Quebranta Tacama 40° 70cl Pisco Demonio de Los Andes Quebranta...