Граф Орлов
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Polugar 10 (Juniper)
It would be good to write a review of other versions of this Slavic miracle drink first, but I drank them before and have already forgotten the nuances.
Only when poured into a glass, this masterpiece (although 10 doesn't quite fit that description) of Polish distilling thought hit me in the nose with a very strong aroma, suddenly, of juniper. But when you let the drink breathe, its aroma almost replicates the "Baikal" soda with notes of bread sourdough, which is much more pleasant. Unfortunately, this doesn't solve the problem with the taste. First, there is a harsh taste of alcohol and juniper, then the taste of polugar itself is barely noticeable, and it all ends with a banal bitterness. This was the case for the first three sips. Then it is perceived more gently, you can again remember the taste of "Baikal", but still, it is definitely not the best in the line. 1 and 4 are significantly better. 5/10
It would be good to write a review of other versions of this Slavic miracle drink first, but I drank them before and have already forgotten the nuances.
Only when poured into a glass, this masterpiece (although 10 doesn't quite fit that description) of Polish distilling thought hit me in the nose with a very strong aroma, suddenly, of juniper. But when you let the drink breathe, its aroma almost replicates the "Baikal" soda with notes of bread sourdough, which is much more pleasant. Unfortunately, this doesn't solve the problem with the taste. First, there is a harsh taste of alcohol and juniper, then the taste of polugar itself is barely noticeable, and it all ends with a banal bitterness. This was the case for the first three sips. Then it is perceived more gently, you can again remember the taste of "Baikal", but still, it is definitely not the best in the line. 1 and 4 are significantly better. 5/10
E si sui vius, er mi grans benananza,
e si ieu muoir, er mi grans deliuriers
e si ieu muoir, er mi grans deliuriers