History,
There are several theories about where the name Pisco comes from, but its origins are undeniably Peruvian. Some historians say it got its name by the port from which it was shipped. Pisco means bird in Quechua, the language of the Incas. Old settlers stored alcoholic drinks in containers called Piskos, which were later also used by Spaniards. Over time, the spirit adopted the name of the container.
Tasting Notes,
Light vanilla, lime peel, and white pepper make up a very light nose. On the palate, white pepper, vanilla sugar, wet cement, lime, yuzu, and cinnamon make up a fairly straightforward presentation. There is a nice peppery bite at the end and a bit of earthiness present as well. The finish is quick and leaves the palate ready for another sip. macchu pisco has received numerous awards and accolades, including a 95 point rating from the ultimate cocktail challenge.
There are several theories about where the name Pisco comes from, but its origins are undeniably Peruvian. Some historians say it got its name by the port from which it was shipped. Pisco means bird in Quechua, the language of the Incas. Old settlers stored alcoholic drinks in containers called Piskos, which were later also used by Spaniards. Over time, the spirit adopted the name of the container.
Tasting Notes,
Light vanilla, lime peel, and white pepper make up a very light nose. On the palate, white pepper, vanilla sugar, wet cement, lime, yuzu, and cinnamon make up a fairly straightforward presentation. There is a nice peppery bite at the end and a bit of earthiness present as well. The finish is quick and leaves the palate ready for another sip. macchu pisco has received numerous awards and accolades, including a 95 point rating from the ultimate cocktail challenge.
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