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Apostolakis Tsipouro 40% 700ml
The Tsipouro without anise from Apostolakis family is produced in Magnesia, a place renowned for its natural beauty and the fine quality of the local tsipouro and has adopted the long tradition, passion and experience of the distillers from Thessaly. The multiple distillation from the grape juice of the fine variety Muscat, the fermentation method and the right propetion of ingredients are the secret of the exquisite quality, the light flavour and the rich aroma.
£28.50
The local tradition and the distillation process date back to 1922, when refugees from Asia Minor settled in Nea Ionia. Those refugees stayed faithful to their old habits and lifestyle, so after work they would gather in homes and taverns, the so-called "tsipouradika", where they sipped the traditional tsipouro from Smyrna. The spirit was home distilled with great care and passion. Over time, the locals also joined them, and they were slowly initiated into the secret recipes and method of preparation. Nowadays, tsipouro is considered to be the traditional drink of the region and it makes the perfect accompaniment to the seafood delicacies. Tsipouradika, which originated about a century ago, continue to be a meeting point for all kinds of people.
Net content: 700ml
Packaging: Glass bottle
Suitable for Vegetarians and Vegans
Ingredients: Muscat Alcohol: 40% Vol
Net content: 700ml
Packaging: Glass bottle
Suitable for Vegetarians and Vegans
Ingredients: Muscat Alcohol: 40% Vol
Tsipouro can be savoured at all times of day and it makes the perfect accompaniment to the traditional Greek delicacies and seafood dishes.
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Apostolakis, Magnesia, Thessaly
Apostolakis Winery and Distillery is famous for its tsipouro made from organically grown muscat grapes. Tsipouro, an un-aged brandy, was first introduced to Thessaly in 1922 by refugees from Asia Minor. On arrival, the refugees held onto their old habits and lifestyle, gathering after work in homes and taverns, the so-called 'tsipouradiko', where they would sip traditional Smyrna tsipouro. The spirit was home-distilled with great care and passion. Over time, the locals also joined in, and they were slowly initiated into the secret recipes and method of preparation. Nowadays, tsipouro is considered to be the traditional drink of the region and it makes the perfect accompaniment to seafood & meze. What’s more, tsipouradika remain to this day an important meeting point for people of all ages.
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