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Pelinkovac is a bitter-sweet
liqueur based on
wormwood (Serbian,
Croatian and Slovenian:
pelen or pelin), po****r in Croatia, Serbia, Montenegro, Bosnia...
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classico Bitter Jägermeister J.
Rieger & Co.
Caffe Amaro Malort Pelinkovac Suze
Underberg Uni****
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Gorki List is a
brand of
pelinkovac, a
bitter herbal liqueur based upon fernet.
Gorki List was
first produced in 1953. Its name
means "bitter leaf" and...
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Czech Republic,
Gorzka Żołądkowa from Poland, Demänovka from Slovakia,
Pelinkovac from Croatia, Riga
Black Balsam from Latvia,
Gorki List from Serbia, Fernet-Branca...
- Jägermeister,
Irish Mist, Kahlúa, limoncello,
Herbs de Majorca, Beirão,
pelinkovac, Uni****, Underberg, Fernet-Branca, mirto, Jeppson's Malört) Distilled...
- some
other spirits and wines,
including bitters, bäsk, vermouth, and
pelinkovac. As medicine, it is used for dyspepsia, as a
bitter to
counteract poor...
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Killepitsch (Düsseldorf, Germany)
Kuemmerling (Germany)
Pelinkovac (Balkans)
Quinquina (France –
originally from
South America) Rabarbaro...
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rakija products (Zadarski maraschino,
Hrvatska travarica,
Hrvatski pelinkovac,
Hrvatska stara šljivovica,
Slavonska šljivovica and
Hrvatska loza). In...
- can both be
flavoured with Pelin.
Pelin wine
differs from
absinthe and
pelinkovac,
which are
based on
distilled alcohol rather than wine. When the wine...
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regions of Mostar, Čitluk, Ljubuški, Stolac, Domanovići, and Međugorje.
Pelinkovac Rakija Blatina Žilavka
Local spirits are
distilled from plums, pears,...
