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Pisco, the tasty traditional spirit of Peru
Today it’s Peruvian Independence Day and for this occasion we’ll make today a theme day. But let’s not get ahead of ourselves, one post at a time. In this one we’ll discuss the national strong drink of...
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Ceviche, another way to handle the effects of Pisco
We already gave you some tips and tricks to get rid of your hangover. But every country has its own traditional dishes to make the process go faster. We like to give you a taste of the international...
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Linie Aquavit, the Norwegian drink that gets it’s unique taste from crossing...
Although Norway has quite an absurd alcohol policy these days, the country has an amazing history where it comes to booze. Of course the drinking sessions of the Vikings are legendary but that’s not...
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Atrapaniebla, a Chilean ‘desert beer’ that is made with fog instead of water
Since water is a key ingredient of beer, some places may seem unlikely locations for a brewery to settle. The Atacama Desert in Chile for example is the driest desert in the world that is not on within...
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Ferdinand Magellan, the explorer who spent more money on sherry than weapons
Ferdinand Magellan (1480-1521) was the first European explorer to ever reach Asia by sailing only westwards. The Portuguese captain also initiated (he didn’t survive the full journey himself) the first...
View ArticleAlcohol in the Inca Empire; communicating with gods and spirits through corn...
One of the greatest empire the world has ever seen was that of the Incas. Archaeological masterpieces like the old towns of Machu Pichu and Cusco (both in modern day Peru) are well-preserved reminders...
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