10 interesting Ukrainian drinks. Александр Александрович Лучина

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      Preface

      As a joke noticed the peculiarity of the Ukrainian people by other

      nationalities, some of us believe that we should drink less, others that we need

      to drink more, but all agree on one thing: we must drink. Although it should

      be noted that Ukrainians never drink for no reason We drink liquors (the

      word for liquor is closer to us), because we value their taste, we drink

      tinctures to be healthy. Moreover, the best tinctures and liquors are those

      that we have prepared with our own hands at home. They are the most

      wholesome and delicious, because the soul and generosity that are

      characteristic of the Ukrainian people are enclosed in them! Tinctures are

      usually harvested in the summer, and this type of alcohol acquires the most

      useful properties 6 months after manufacture. Tincture is a combination of

      vodka and herbs, spices, plants, where the amount of alcohol in a percentage

      ratio reaches 75%. The most popular types of Ukrainian tinctures:

      kalganovka, peppercorns, rosehip tincture, horseradish, varenukha, nut

      tincture, mead. The pouring differs from tincture in that it is based on all

      kinds of berries (with the addition of sugar, alcohol, usually contains 20%

      alcohol). The most popular types of liquors in Ukraine: tartuha, cherry,

      blackthorn, cream and blackcurrant spotkach. But let’s move on from theory

      to practice and consider each type of beverage popular in Ukraine in more

      detail to determine what we will stock this summer!

      Yagodanka

      It is not known for certain when this thirst-quenching drink appeared. It’s just that

      someone once decided to fill in the carrion berries (and later fresh ones) with

      water, and then add sugar and yeast. The result is a semblance of kvass – a good

      tonic and refreshing drink.

      Recipe:

      1 kilogram of any berries (you can even apples, pears, apricots, etc.), pre-sort and

      put in a large enamel or glass dish and pour 1 liter of boiled cool water, and then

      add yeast (about 15 grams). To speed up the fermentation process, dishes with