Pisco is a South American liquor distilled from grapes. Pure pisco is a very viscous liquid, slightly more so than vodka and comparable to sambuca. It has an odor which is vaguely reminiscent of reeds. Its flavor is very smooth and almost non-alcoholic. It is often served alone without ice, or mixed in a popular cocktail known as the Pisco Sour. [Wikipedia Nov 2009] HGC introduces pisco to its product line with the Peruvian pisco quebranta from Viña del Valle. | ||||||||||
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Pisco made with quebranta grapes from the valley VITOR in Arequipa, Peru. Label Hacienda del Abuelo produced by Viña del Valle S.R.L.
One packet of Pisco Sour Mix powder may be mixed with pisco or other liquor to make 8 delicious cocktails.