Ouzo Tirnavou Aniseed Greek Aperitif

Description

The ouzo classified as aniseed aperitifs is made from a very precise combination of grapes, herbs, berries and anise. This greek liquour is distilled twice from grapes in an old copper still boiler, ouzo Tirnavou draws all its complexity from anise and 14 other herbs and spices, such as fennel, cinnamon or nutmeg The ouzo is then left to rest for two months in stainless steel tanks to give it more homogeneity. The ouzo is usually drunk on ice, sometimes slightly diluted, as an aperitif or as an accompaniment to seafood and fish. The ouzo, the national drink of Greece, is a 100% Greek product that can only be produced in the territory. The ouzo is also protected by the European Union as an exclusively Greek product since 2006.