A group of travel bloggers are in their third month of celebrating a drink of the month.
With a recent focus on the Czech Republic with a tour of Prague and a guide to seven of the best Czech castles, this months offering comes from this popular central European country.
Becherovka is a drink based on a bewildering array of secret herbs and spices including cinnamon and aniseed. It has an intense fragrant flavour that is slightly bitter. Many enjoy it with tonic or soda water though I preferred it neat. Though previously difficult to find, it has started to appear on occasional shelves in Sydney and undoubtedly other countries around the world.
To add mystery to the product, only two people are rumoured to know the secret recipe handed down through the last two hundred years.
So here is a na zdraví to all those international drinkers at our mid-year cocktail party.
Other Drinks Around the World
Chimay Beer (Belgium)
Pisco Sour (Peru and Chile)
Saturday, August 1, 2009
Drinks Around the World: Becherovka (Czech Republic)
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What a unique drink! Strong too:)
Is it like a Ginor Vodka?
Hi Mark!
From Czech Rep. I would take the true Pilsen beer... ;)
Blogtrotter is back to the «urban jungle», which Reykjavik is far from being... ;)). Enjoy and have a fabulous week!
@marina: Strong but really uplifting and refreshing.
@debo hobo: Not like vodka though I don't know Ginor Vodka.
@GMG: I went to Plsen and almost featured that, but I bought beer last month to the virtual drinks party.
I'll look around for this and give it a try if I can find it :)
@anil: You can get it in Sydney now so hopefully you can get it in your home city as well.
I am crazy about drinks. Thanks for sharing us this nice drink. I will sure try it..
@maureen: I hope that you get to find the drink.
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